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Improving feed utilisation is important. Scientist therefore measured individual weekly feed intake and body weight of broilers to characterise the dynamic feed intake patterns and investigate their relationship with growth performance.

Over the past few decades, significant improvements in the feed intake and feed utilisation efficiency of broilers have been achieved through advanced breeding procedures, although dynamic changes in feed intake and their effects on the feed conversation rate have remained unclear.

Chinese scientist from the State Key Laboratory of Animal Biotech Breeding and Frontier Science Centre for Molecular Design at China Agricultural University in Beijing, carried out a study measuring individual weekly feed intake and body weight of 274 male broilers to characterise the dynamic feed intake patterns and investigate their relationship with growth performance.

Improving feed utilisation is important. Scientist therefore measured individual weekly feed intake and body weight of broilers to characterise the dynamic feed intake patterns and investigate their relationship with growth performance.

Over the past few decades, significant improvements in the feed intake and feed utilisation efficiency of broilers have been achieved through advanced breeding procedures, although dynamic changes in feed intake and their effects on the feed conversation rate have remained unclear.

Chinese scientist from the State Key Laboratory of Animal Biotech Breeding and Frontier Science Centre for Molecular Design at China Agricultural University in Beijing, carried out a study measuring individual weekly feed intake and body weight of 274 male broilers to characterise the dynamic feed intake patterns and investigate their relationship with growth performance.

Improving feed utilisation is important. Scientist therefore measured individual weekly feed intake and body weight of broilers to characterise the dynamic feed intake patterns and investigate their relationship with growth performance.

Over the past few decades, significant improvements in the feed intake and feed utilisation efficiency of broilers have been achieved through advanced breeding procedures, although dynamic changes in feed intake and their effects on the feed conversation rate have remained unclear.

Chinese scientist from the State Key Laboratory of Animal Biotech Breeding and Frontier Science Centre for Molecular Design at China Agricultural University in Beijing, carried out a study measuring individual weekly feed intake and body weight of 274 male broilers to characterise the dynamic feed intake patterns and investigate their relationship with growth performance.

Improving feed utilisation is important. Scientist therefore measured individual weekly feed intake and body weight of broilers to characterise the dynamic feed intake patterns and investigate their relationship with growth performance.

Over the past few decades, significant improvements in the feed intake and feed utilisation efficiency of broilers have been achieved through advanced breeding procedures, although dynamic changes in feed intake and their effects on the feed conversation rate have remained unclear.

Chinese scientist from the State Key Laboratory of Animal Biotech Breeding and Frontier Science Centre for Molecular Design at China Agricultural University in Beijing, carried out a study measuring individual weekly feed intake and body weight of 274 male broilers to characterise the dynamic feed intake patterns and investigate their relationship with growth performance.

Improving feed utilisation is important. Scientist therefore measured individual weekly feed intake and body weight of broilers to characterise the dynamic feed intake patterns and investigate their relationship with growth performance.

Over the past few decades, significant improvements in the feed intake and feed utilisation efficiency of broilers have been achieved through advanced breeding procedures, although dynamic changes in feed intake and their effects on the feed conversation rate have remained unclear.

Chinese scientist from the State Key Laboratory of Animal Biotech Breeding and Frontier Science Centre for Molecular Design at China Agricultural University in Beijing, carried out a study measuring individual weekly feed intake and body weight of 274 male broilers to characterise the dynamic feed intake patterns and investigate their relationship with growth performance.

Improving feed utilisation is important. Scientist therefore measured individual weekly feed intake and body weight of broilers to characterise the dynamic feed intake patterns and investigate their relationship with growth performance.

Over the past few decades, significant improvements in the feed intake and feed utilisation efficiency of broilers have been achieved through advanced breeding procedures, although dynamic changes in feed intake and their effects on the feed conversation rate have remained unclear.

Chinese scientist from the State Key Laboratory of Animal Biotech Breeding and Frontier Science Centre for Molecular Design at China Agricultural University in Beijing, carried out a study measuring individual weekly feed intake and body weight of 274 male broilers to characterise the dynamic feed intake patterns and investigate their relationship with growth performance.

Improving feed utilisation is important. Scientist therefore measured individual weekly feed intake and body weight of broilers to characterise the dynamic feed intake patterns and investigate their relationship with growth performance.

Over the past few decades, significant improvements in the feed intake and feed utilisation efficiency of broilers have been achieved through advanced breeding procedures, although dynamic changes in feed intake and their effects on the feed conversation rate have remained unclear.

Chinese scientist from the State Key Laboratory of Animal Biotech Breeding and Frontier Science Centre for Molecular Design at China Agricultural University in Beijing, carried out a study measuring individual weekly feed intake and body weight of 274 male broilers to characterise the dynamic feed intake patterns and investigate their relationship with growth performance.

Improving feed utilisation is important. Scientist therefore measured individual weekly feed intake and body weight of broilers to characterise the dynamic feed intake patterns and investigate their relationship with growth performance.

Over the past few decades, significant improvements in the feed intake and feed utilisation efficiency of broilers have been achieved through advanced breeding procedures, although dynamic changes in feed intake and their effects on the feed conversation rate have remained unclear.

Chinese scientist from the State Key Laboratory of Animal Biotech Breeding and Frontier Science Centre for Molecular Design at China Agricultural University in Beijing, carried out a study measuring individual weekly feed intake and body weight of 274 male broilers to characterise the dynamic feed intake patterns and investigate their relationship with growth performance.

Improving feed utilisation is important. Scientist therefore measured individual weekly feed intake and body weight of broilers to characterise the dynamic feed intake patterns and investigate their relationship with growth performance.

Over the past few decades, significant improvements in the feed intake and feed utilisation efficiency of broilers have been achieved through advanced breeding procedures, although dynamic changes in feed intake and their effects on the feed conversation rate have remained unclear.

Chinese scientist from the State Key Laboratory of Animal Biotech Breeding and Frontier Science Centre for Molecular Design at China Agricultural University in Beijing, carried out a study measuring individual weekly feed intake and body weight of 274 male broilers to characterise the dynamic feed intake patterns and investigate their relationship with growth performance.

Improving feed utilisation is important. Scientist therefore measured individual weekly feed intake and body weight of broilers to characterise the dynamic feed intake patterns and investigate their relationship with growth performance.

Over the past few decades, significant improvements in the feed intake and feed utilisation efficiency of broilers have been achieved through advanced breeding procedures, although dynamic changes in feed intake and their effects on the feed conversation rate have remained unclear.

Chinese scientist from the State Key Laboratory of Animal Biotech Breeding and Frontier Science Centre for Molecular Design at China Agricultural University in Beijing, carried out a study measuring individual weekly feed intake and body weight of 274 male broilers to characterise the dynamic feed intake patterns and investigate their relationship with growth performance.

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If you spawn you MUST always have classes (Hierarchy) of the fishes on each spawning.. You Must have:

1.FIRST CLASS
2.SECOND CLASS
3.THIRD CLASS
4.PASS

FIRST CLASS: they constitute 15% of every spawning.. They are also called the FIRST SHOOT OUTS.. If you stock these shoot outs and with good optimal management you will SURELY MAKE PROFIT.. If they are stocked on a concrete pond in 5 months EXPECT 1.5kg and above and on earthen 2kg and above..
NOTE: No hatchery and I repeat NO hatchery or AGENT will ever sell these set of fish to U, except its on special order or the person is downright honest in his dealings...

SECOND CLASS: these set of fish constitute 35% of the total stock.. With good management these set of fishes will do just fine.. In 5 months time expect 1kg and above in concrete and on earthen pond 1.5 kg and above!!! Profit margin is very good..

THIRD CLASS: these set of fish constitute 20% of the whole lot.. With good management in the space of five month expect 600 to 700 grms.. When a fish farmer stock these set of fish they run at a loss or they get back just the capital they invested..

PASS: these set of fish constitute 30% of the whole stock.. They WILL NEVER GROW.. When a fish farmer stock these kind of fishes they feed from now till jericho without getting result.. These set of fishes are dull, they are not active, no appetite to eat, they just hang vertically on the water.. Any fish farmer that stock these kind of fish has already run at a huge loss.. And these are the type of fish that fish farmers buy unknowingly from agents.. With good management in the space of 5months 200 to 300grms either earthen or concrete ponds...

These are secrets that most fish farmers don't know, that's why they run at losses.. In my previous post I wrote on how to identify these runts..

NOTE: when farmers hatch, most times they sell first and second class to fish farmers directly knowing they will surely do well with Good management.. The third and pass they sell to AGENTS who in turn sell to fish farmers

If you spawn you MUST always have classes (Hierarchy) of the fishes on each spawning.. You Must have:

1.FIRST CLASS
2.SECOND CLASS
3.THIRD CLASS
4.PASS

FIRST CLASS: they constitute 15% of every spawning.. They are also called the FIRST SHOOT OUTS.. If you stock these shoot outs and with good optimal management you will SURELY MAKE PROFIT.. If they are stocked on a concrete pond in 5 months EXPECT 1.5kg and above and on earthen 2kg and above..
NOTE: No hatchery and I repeat NO hatchery or AGENT will ever sell these set of fish to U, except its on special order or the person is downright honest in his dealings...

SECOND CLASS: these set of fish constitute 35% of the total stock.. With good management these set of fishes will do just fine.. In 5 months time expect 1kg and above in concrete and on earthen pond 1.5 kg and above!!! Profit margin is very good..

THIRD CLASS: these set of fish constitute 20% of the whole lot.. With good management in the space of five month expect 600 to 700 grms.. When a fish farmer stock these set of fish they run at a loss or they get back just the capital they invested..

PASS: these set of fish constitute 30% of the whole stock.. They WILL NEVER GROW.. When a fish farmer stock these kind of fishes they feed from now till jericho without getting result.. These set of fishes are dull, they are not active, no appetite to eat, they just hang vertically on the water.. Any fish farmer that stock these kind of fish has already run at a huge loss.. And these are the type of fish that fish farmers buy unknowingly from agents.. With good management in the space of 5months 200 to 300grms either earthen or concrete ponds...

These are secrets that most fish farmers don't know, that's why they run at losses.. In my previous post I wrote on how to identify these runts..

NOTE: when farmers hatch, most times they sell first and second class to fish farmers directly knowing they will surely do well with Good management.. The third and pass they sell to AGENTS who in turn sell to fish farmers.

If you spawn you MUST always have classes (Hierarchy) of the fishes on each spawning.. You Must have:

1.FIRST CLASS
2.SECOND CLASS
3.THIRD CLASS
4.PASS

FIRST CLASS: they constitute 15% of every spawning.. They are also called the FIRST SHOOT OUTS.. If you stock these shoot outs and with good optimal management you will SURELY MAKE PROFIT.. If they are stocked on a concrete pond in 5 months EXPECT 1.5kg and above and on earthen 2kg and above..
NOTE: No hatchery and I repeat NO hatchery or AGENT will ever sell these set of fish to U, except its on special order or the person is downright honest in his dealings...

SECOND CLASS: these set of fish constitute 35% of the total stock.. With good management these set of fishes will do just fine.. In 5 months time expect 1kg and above in concrete and on earthen pond 1.5 kg and above!!! Profit margin is very good..

THIRD CLASS: these set of fish constitute 20% of the whole lot.. With good management in the space of five month expect 600 to 700 grms.. When a fish farmer stock these set of fish they run at a loss or they get back just the capital they invested..

PASS: these set of fish constitute 30% of the whole stock.. They WILL NEVER GROW.. When a fish farmer stock these kind of fishes they feed from now till jericho without getting result.. These set of fishes are dull, they are not active, no appetite to eat, they just hang vertically on the water.. Any fish farmer that stock these kind of fish has already run at a huge loss.. And these are the type of fish that fish farmers buy unknowingly from agents.. With good management in the space of 5months 200 to 300grms either earthen or concrete ponds...

These are secrets that most fish farmers don't know, that's why they run at losses.. In my previous post I wrote on how to identify these runts..

NOTE: when farmers hatch, most times they sell first and second class to fish farmers directly knowing they will surely do well with Good management.. The third and pass they sell to AGENTS who in turn sell to fish farmers,

If you spawn you MUST always have classes (Hierarchy) of the fishes on each spawning.. You Must have:

1.FIRST CLASS
2.SECOND CLASS
3.THIRD CLASS
4.PASS

FIRST CLASS: they constitute 15% of every spawning.. They are also called the FIRST SHOOT OUTS.. If you stock these shoot outs and with good optimal management you will SURELY MAKE PROFIT.. If they are stocked on a concrete pond in 5 months EXPECT 1.5kg and above and on earthen 2kg and above..
NOTE: No hatchery and I repeat NO hatchery or AGENT will ever sell these set of fish to U, except its on special order or the person is downright honest in his dealings...

SECOND CLASS: these set of fish constitute 35% of the total stock.. With good management these set of fishes will do just fine.. In 5 months time expect 1kg and above in concrete and on earthen pond 1.5 kg and above!!! Profit margin is very good..

THIRD CLASS: these set of fish constitute 20% of the whole lot.. With good management in the space of five month expect 600 to 700 grms.. When a fish farmer stock these set of fish they run at a loss or they get back just the capital they invested..

PASS: these set of fish constitute 30% of the whole stock.. They WILL NEVER GROW.. When a fish farmer stock these kind of fishes they feed from now till jericho without getting result.. These set of fishes are dull, they are not active, no appetite to eat, they just hang vertically on the water.. Any fish farmer that stock these kind of fish has already run at a huge loss.. And these are the type of fish that fish farmers buy unknowingly from agents.. With good management in the space of 5months 200 to 300grms either earthen or concrete ponds...

These are secrets that most fish farmers don't know, that's why they run at losses.. In my previous post I wrote on how to identify these runts..

NOTE: when farmers hatch, most times they sell first and second class to fish farmers directly knowing they will surely do well with Good management.. The third and pass they sell to AGENTS who in turn sell to fish farmers.

If you spawn you MUST always have classes (Hierarchy) of the fishes on each spawning.. You Must have:

1.FIRST CLASS
2.SECOND CLASS
3.THIRD CLASS
4.PASS

FIRST CLASS: they constitute 15% of every spawning.. They are also called the FIRST SHOOT OUTS.. If you stock these shoot outs and with good optimal management you will SURELY MAKE PROFIT.. If they are stocked on a concrete pond in 5 months EXPECT 1.5kg and above and on earthen 2kg and above..
NOTE: No hatchery and I repeat NO hatchery or AGENT will ever sell these set of fish to U, except its on special order or the person is downright honest in his dealings...

SECOND CLASS: these set of fish constitute 35% of the total stock.. With good management these set of fishes will do just fine.. In 5 months time expect 1kg and above in concrete and on earthen pond 1.5 kg and above!!! Profit margin is very good..

THIRD CLASS: these set of fish constitute 20% of the whole lot.. With good management in the space of five month expect 600 to 700 grms.. When a fish farmer stock these set of fish they run at a loss or they get back just the capital they invested..

PASS: these set of fish constitute 30% of the whole stock.. They WILL NEVER GROW.. When a fish farmer stock these kind of fishes they feed from now till jericho without getting result.. These set of fishes are dull, they are not active, no appetite to eat, they just hang vertically on the water.. Any fish farmer that stock these kind of fish has already run at a huge loss.. And these are the type of fish that fish farmers buy unknowingly from agents.. With good management in the space of 5months 200 to 300grms either earthen or concrete ponds...

These are secrets that most fish farmers don't know, that's why they run at losses.. In my previous post I wrote on how to identify these runts..

NOTE: when farmers hatch, most times they sell first and second class to fish farmers directly knowing they will surely do well with Good management.. The third and pass they sell to AGENTS who in turn sell to fish farmers.