Slaughter Performance of F_1 Hybrid Lamb of Different Hybridized Combination
FU Xiu-zheng
Abstract
FU Xiu-zheng
Abstract
The aim of the research was to mensurate the slaughter performance of F1 Lamb among different ized combination.This study analyzed the Slaughter Performance of hybrid Lamb by local sheep cross-breeding with Suffolk.The results showed that the pre-slaughter live weight(49.50 kg),carcass weight(23.20 kg),dressing percentage(18.14 kg),ratio of meat with bone(3.89),loin muscle area(15.50 cm2)of F1 hybrid between indegenous sheep and suffolk are significantly highter than that of indegenous sheep(P0.05);the pre-slaughter live weight(49.50 kg),carcass weight(23.20 kg),dressing percentage(18.14 kg),ratio of meat with bone(3.89),loin muscle area(15.50 cm2)of F1 hybrid between fine wool sheep and suffolk are significantly highter than that of fine wool sheep(P0.05).It is significant to improve the Slaughter Performance of local sheep by cross-breeding with Suffolk.
A significance statement is not available in the OpenAlex record.
A contribution statement is not available in the OpenAlex record.
Method details are not available in the OpenAlex metadata.
Findings are not separately available in the OpenAlex metadata.
Limitations are not available in the OpenAlex metadata.
Application details are not available in the OpenAlex metadata.
The aim of the research was to mensurate the slaughter performance of F1 Lamb among different ized combination.This study analyzed the Slaughter Performance of hybrid Lamb by local sheep cross-breeding with Suffolk.The results showed that the pre-slaughter live weight(49.50 kg),carcass weight(23.20 kg),dressing percentage(18.14 kg),ratio of meat with bone(3.89),loin muscle area(15.50 cm2)of F1 hybrid between indegenous sheep and suffolk are significantly highter than that of indegenous sheep(P0.05);the pre-slaughter live weight(49.50 kg),carcass weight(23.20 kg),dressing percentage(18.14 kg),ratio of meat with bone(3.89),loin muscle area(15.50 cm2)of F1 hybrid between fine wool sheep and suffolk are significantly highter than that of fine wool sheep(P0.05).It is significant to improve the Slaughter Performance of local sheep by cross-breeding with Suffolk.
Key concepts: Loin, Carcass weight, Animal science, Wool, Body weight, Biology, Veterinary medicine, Medicine