Productive indicators of waterfowl in the north of Kazakhstan

Authors

  • Nametov Askar Myrzakhmetovich Doctor of Veterinary Sciences, Professor of the Higher School of “Veterinary Medicine and Biosecurity”, Chairman of the Board-Rector of Non-profit limited company “West Kazakhstan Agrarian and Technical University named after Zhangir Khan”.
  • Temirbekova Gulzhan Ayazovna Candidate of Agricultural Sciences, Head of the Poultry Laboratory of “North Kazakhstan Research Institute of Agriculture” LLC.
  • Nyurenberg Assem Sagandykovna Master of Animal Sciences, Junior Researcher of Poultry Laboratory of “North Kazakhstan Research Institute of Agriculture” LLC.
  • Bekmaganbetov Nurumbet Esimovich Animal Sciences, zoo engineer, senior researcher at the livestock department of “North Kazakhstan Research Institute of Agriculture” LLC.

Keywords:

poultry farming, waterfowl, line, cross, selection, productivity, livestock safety, methods, techniques, selection parameters, ducks

Abstract

The poultry industry of Kazakhstan is based on the use of foreign highly productive crosses. And in this regard, the question arises of creating a domestic base. There are no breeds and crosses of birds of various directions, which motivates them to create their bird crosses.

The intensification of poultry production led to a wide distribution of birds, belonging to a relatively limited number of breeds and crosses. An important problem of genetics and breeding is the study of the interaction of genotype and environment, as well as some biochemical indicators with the productivity of birds. Studying this issue will solve the problem of using poultry in different environmental conditions and predict its productivity.

Published

2023-09-04

How to Cite

Nametov Askar Myrzakhmetovich, Temirbekova Gulzhan Ayazovna, Nyurenberg Assem Sagandykovna, & Bekmaganbetov Nurumbet Esimovich. (2023). Productive indicators of waterfowl in the north of Kazakhstan. Theoretical Hypotheses and Empirical Results, (4). Retrieved from https://ojs.publisher.agency/index.php/THIR/article/view/2077

Issue

No. 4 (2023): Theoretical Hypotheses and Empirical Results

Section

Agricultural sciences