The lamb production in different synchronization practise and ultrasonic measurement properties of eye muscle and live weight of lamb in Kıvırcık sheep
2004
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ABSTRACT The Lamb Production in Different Synchronization Practise and Ultrasonic Measurement Properties of Eye Muscle and Live Weight of Lamb in Kıvırcık Sheep This research was made put forward of different PMSG dosage effects on lamb meat production process. Research material was formed on 165 Kivircik sheep of concerning two different breeders in Kasaph village in Aydın Kasaph region. Ewes were divided randomly three groups in natural mating season for only sponge, sponge+400 1U PMSG and sponge+500 IU PMSG enjection treatment. The synchronization success according to fecundity were % 53, % 54 and % 60 respectively. In this research, lamb birth weight, live weight and lamb survival performances in marketing period was determined. Also, in marketing period, eye muscle ( M.Longi.ssimu.s dorsi ) area, its depth and width and backfat depth were determined with ultrasound machine. Key words: Kivircik, Synchronization, Live weight, Eye muscle
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Dr. Engin Yaralı
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Engin Yaralı (Master Thesis). The lamb production in different synchronization practise and ultrasonic measurement properties of eye muscle and live weight of lamb in Kıvırcık sheep, 2004, Adnan Menderes University.
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