Weekly performance of different broiler strains_KPI of Broiler
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A broiler chicken is a type of chicken raised specifically for meat production, as opposed to laying eggs or other purposes. They are typically bred to grow rapidly and have a high yield of meat, making them a common source of protein for human consumption. The table shows weekly performances of Indian River, Arbor Acres, Ross 308, Hubbard Classic & Cobb 500 broiler strains. Performance Indicators: 1. Weekly Body Weight in gm 2. Daily and Cumulative Feed intake in gm 3. FCR Stains: 1. Indian River 2. Arbor Acres 3. Ross 308 4. Hubbard Classic 5. Cobb 500
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