EFFECT OF KEEPING SEPARATE SEX ON THE PERFORMANCE OF KING 303 HYBRID CHICKEN FROM 1 TO 84 DAYS OF AGE

Abstract

This study was designed to evaluate the effect of sex on growth performance of color chicken with commercial name of King 303. In this study 324 day old chicks were randomly allotted to 1 to 3 treatments of randomized complete block design. There were 3 replicated per treatment with 36 chicks in each cage. The treatments including TN1: female chicks, TN2: male chicks; TN3: male and female chicks. The results showed that sex of chicks were not effected on livability. Separation of sex were improved feed conversion ratio, performance index, economic number with statistically significant (P<0.05). Separetion sex of chicken were increated income from 12.33 to 13.48% compared with none separeted sex.