Chapter I Flashcards

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KINGDOM:

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Animalia

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Class

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Aves (Birds)

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SUBPHYLUM

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Vertebra

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PHYLUM

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Chordata

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  • Orders
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Galliformes
Anseriformes
Struthioformes
Columbiformes

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5
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Game birds) – don’t have true phallus (copulatory organ), v-shaped breast

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 Galiformes

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have true phallus (copulatory organ), v-shaped breast

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 Anseriformes

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KINGDOM

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Animalia

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8
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have flat breast

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 Sthruhioformes

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9
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secrete milk

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 Columbiformes

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ECONOMIC SERVICES

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  • Food
    Egg
    Meat
  • Fertilizer (dung)
  • Fashion or cushion or cleaning materials (feathers)
  • Ornamentals (hobby, pets)
  • Sports (cockfighting)
  • Pharmaceuticals
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nutrition, sanitary, easy to prepare

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Egg

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1400 B.C – India

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  • Collect eggs from wild
  • Young birds from hatching were reared
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DOMESTICATION

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1400 B.C – India

Entertainment Purposes

Realization of higher utility

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11
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nutrition, universal food, prepared in many ways

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Meat

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Entertainment Purposes

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  • Game Birds
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Realization of higher utility

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  • Ability of fast growth
  • Egg laying count
  • Meat quality and taste
  • Plumage color, etc.
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11
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Other _______

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62.7

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11
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Visayas _____

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17.2

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Mindanao _____

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20.1

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13
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Central Luzon ___ Other Luzon _____

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32.0

20.7

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3 MOST POPULAR SPECIES IN THE PHILIPPINES ACCORDING TO ITS RANK

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 Chicken - Very good source meat and
eggs

 Duck - Source of processed egg
(balut, salted egg & century egg)

 Quail - Eggs

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THE POPULARITY OF POULTRY RAISING COULD BE ATTRIBUTED TO THE FACT THAT:

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 Fast multipliers
 Quick growers
 More efficient converters of feed to meat and eggs

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INDUSTRY PROBLEM

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  • CLIMATE
  • TRADE OR ECONOMIC POLICIES
  • INFRASTRUCTURE FACILITIES
  • LACK OF TECHNICAL KNOWLEDGE OF THOSE WHO GO INTO THE BUSINESS OF POULTRY PRODUCTION
  • INSUFFICIENT SUPPLY OF FEED GRAINS AND OTHER VITAL INGREDIENTS FOR POULTRY RATIONS. MOST OF RAW MATERIALS ARE IMPORTED.
  • PREVALENCE OF POULTRY DISEASES
  • MARKETING AND DISTRIBUTION OF PRODUCTS
  • LACK OF STORAGE FACILITIES
  • INSUFFICIENT FINANCING
  • LACK OF GOVERNMENT PRICE SUPPORT
  • POOR BUYING CAPACITY OF THE MASSES AND SUPPLY OF BREEDING STOCKS
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 Poultry species are_______
homeotherms
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 Ideal temperature _____
12.8 to 29◦ C
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 Philippines is tropical ______
23.9 to 32.2◦ C
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 High temperature and humidity ____
stress, high mortality
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 Season/Days
Rainy and Summer
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TRADE OR ECONOMIC POLICIES
 Intensive and commercial production is sensitive to trade and economic policies  Trade liberalization, currency devaluation, increased interest rates-losses  Imported production inputs  Increased importation
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INFRASTRUCTURE FACILITIES
 Transportation, communication and infrastructures  Security  Credit extension services
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Desirable characteristics in selecting breeding stocks
1. PHYSICAL 2. EGG PRODUCTION 3. EGG QUALITY 4. HATCHABILITY 5. VIABILITY OF GROWING STOCK AND LAYERS 6. MEAT PRODUCTION
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1. PHYSICAL
* good breed type * Reasonably plumage color * Free of defects
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2. EGG PRODUCTION
* Early sexual maturity * High rate of laying * Non-broodiness * No pauses (or only short ones) in egg laying * Persistence of production
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3. EGG QUALITY
* Standard egg size * Proper shape and color * Uniform shell texture * High % of thick albumen * No blood spots
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4. HATCHABILITY
* High fertility * High hatchability * Quality chicks
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5. VIABILITY OF GROWING STOCK AND LAYERS
* Low mortality % * Low culling %
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6. MEAT PRODUCTION
* Rapid growth * Early feathering * Superior breast fleshing * Good body size
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OPPORTUNITIES AND CHALLENGES OF POULTRY INDUSTRY
* Population and product demand * Consumer preference for higher food quality and safety * Demand for organically produced products
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* Consumer preference for higher food quality and safety
 Frozen (imported) vs fresh and fresh-chilled (locally  Intensive vs extensive (traditional) production system  Commercial hybrids vs local (native-type)
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* Demand for organically produced products
 Without harmful chemicals or drugs  Humane treatment  Natural farming system  Organic agriculture movement  Developing standards for certification
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TRENDS IN POULTRY PRODUCTION * The modern trend in poultry production is toward specialization.
 Breeding farm  Hatchery  Table or market-egg farm  Broiler farm
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maintain parent stock; franchise
Breeding farm
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production and supply of one-day-old chicks by artificial incubation.
Hatchery
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raise chickens just for table egg production
Table or market-egg farm
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most recent specialized field in the Philippines. Growing of meat-type chicken.
Broiler farm
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OTHER SPECIALIZED AREAS
*Feed milling industry *Medicine, feed supplements, and biological preparation *Poultry processing, storage, and distribution of products *Farm facilities storage
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NEW INNOVATIONS
* Feeds and feeding – specific formulations; increasing corn yield * Housing – better design; tunnel ventilation * Breeding – better heat tolerance and ranging ability; satellite breeder farms * Organic production and animal welfare * Global trade * PCCARD Initiatives for Enhancing the Local Poultry Industry
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* PCCARD Initiatives for Enhancing the Local Poultry Industry
o Development of Native Chicken o Black Artificial Insemination in Philippine Native Chicken o NICER Program o Smart poultry growing system
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VALUES OF POULTRY ANIMALS
* FOOD  Protein  Nutrients  Healthy fats * EMPLOYMENT  Farm jobs  Processing jobs  Rural development * ORGANIC FERTILIZER  Manure * ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITIES  Low capital investment  Low economic barrier to entry  Financial incentives
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poultry meat and eggs are healthy sources of _____?
protein
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Nutrients – poultry is also a good source of _____? (6)
phosphorus, B- complex, vitamins, iron, zinc, and iodine
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poultry meats are high in ________fats low in _________-.
monounsaturated trans fats
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poultry farming can help improve the socio-economic status of rural people by providing a regular source of income
 Rural development
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ORGANIC FERTILIZER
Manure
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ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITIES
 Low capital investment  Low economic barrier to entry  Financial incentives
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ELEMENTS OF SUCCESS AS PERSONAL REQUIREMENT IN RAISING POULTRY
* Education – knowledge or “know-how” * Experience and skills * Capital (cash and credit facilities) * Diversified poultry enterprises * Poultryman’s inherent qualities
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a fondness for poultry, aptitude and disposition to work, business acumen, initiative and resourcefulness, observant and clinical eye.
Poultryman’s inherent qualities
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Factors that must be considered in determining farm location
 Land availability and cost  topography  neighbors & human population  acceptability of poultry business  availability of electricity  potable water supply  feed supply  transportation facilities  selling of products  market relationship
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 Land availability and cost →
manure disposal; future expansion
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 topography →
good air movement; drainage and pollution
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 neighbors and human population →
odor and pollution
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 acceptability of poultry business →
benefits or avoid trouble
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 availability of electricity →
essential in poultry lighting management
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 potable water supply →
sufficient quantity and quality
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 feed supply →
sufficient quantity and quality
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 transportation facilities →
affecting the cost of production
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 market relationship →
handling or hauling cost; better income