Male and female identification method from chicken shank color or sex-linked feather
A technology for distinguishing male and female and shank color, applied in the field of poultry sex identification, to achieve the effect of high accuracy, fast speed and easy to master
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[0018] ①The black-footed fast-feather strain is called the A-series.
[0019] ② The black-footed slow-feather strain is called the B-series.
[0020] ③Light-colored shank (feet) yellow-feathered laying hens are called C series.
[0021] 2. For seed production mode, see figure 1 , the symbols "♂" and "♀" in the figure represent male and female respectively
[0022] The first step is to use black-footed slow-feather strain (B line) roosters to cross with yellow-feathered light-colored shank layer hens, that is, C-series hens. Among the next generation of chicks hatched, the dark shanks (feet) are hens , keep the hen with dark shanks and slow feathers for breeding, this is the parent stock breeding hen (BC♀).
[0023] In the second step, the remaining parental breeding hen (BC♀) lays eggs and then crosses with the cock of the black-footed fast-feather strain (A line), and the eggs are collected for incubation. The hatched chicks are the commercial genera...
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