Growth and Reproductive Performance of Srinidhi Birds under Semi Intensive System of Rearing
Asem Ameeta Devi, Khumlo Levish, K Sonamani Singh
Journal of Applied Life Sciences International · pp. 26–31 · Published 13 Aug 2025
10.9734/jalsi/2025/v28i5710Abstract
The present study was carried out on 300 nos of One day old chicks of Srinidhi birds maintained semi intensive in lamphou pasna village of Chandel district of Manipur. The body weight was recorded upto20th weeks of age and body weight gain were recorded in weekly interval. The mean value of body weight at 0,4th,8th,12th ,16th and 20th week of age were 37.10\(\pm\) 0.86g,412.50±3.06g,1045.25±6.82g ,1508.65±8.65g and 2031.75±11.20g 2875.35±12.08 respectively as the growth rate in scavenging system of rearing, were recorded as 38.12\(\pm\)0.59g 65.35\(\pm\)0.79 , 378.30 ± 2.78g, 910.87 ± 6.45g, 1277.73 ± 8.20gand1894.12 ± 16.40g and 2578\(\pm\)16.25 respectively, in Srinidhi birds under free range condition .The average age at first egg lay was observed to be 170.85 \(\pm\)2.40 and 178.65 \(\pm\) 2.43 cumulative egg production upto 40 week of age was recordedas108.75\(\pm\)1.70 eggs per bird per year but only 92.67±1.68 eggs per year per bird under scavenging system. likewise. The average egg weight during this period was found to be 55.19±1.35g and survivability rate of the birds under the farm management system was recorded as 97.85% under semi intensive management system of rearing whereas in scavenging syatem record was found as 50.08 ±1.23g and 〖96.76〗^ survibality.
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