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Title:Vpliv sezone na rastne, pitovne in klavne lastnosti prašičev
Authors:ID Rojs, Tadej (Author)
ID ŠKORJANC, DEJAN (Mentor) More about this mentor... New window
ID Ocepek, Marko (Comentor)
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PID: 20.500.12556/dkum/ecc42e95-0fc2-4ab0-8bd6-bf73847ca5e8
 
Language:Slovenian
Work type:Undergraduate thesis
Organization:FKBV - Faculty of Agriculture and Life Sciences
Abstract:V poskusu smo primerjali rastne, pitovne in klavne lastnosti prašičev (n=240), ki smo jih razdelili v poletno (POL) in zimsko (ZIM) skupino. V POL skupini je bila povprečna temperatura (T) 26,4 °C, medtem ko je bila v ZIM skupini 20,1 °C in je variirala med 7,0 °C in 32,2 °C. Vsi pujski so bili pripeljani iz farme Pristava pri povprečni starosti 70 dni in 26 kg. V času poskusa smo merili mikroklimatske pogoje v hlevih, beležili dnevno porabo krme (na skupino), spremljali rast in merili debelino hrbtne slanine (DHS) (pri starosti 71, 146 in 180 dni). Prašiči so bili nato pri starosti 181 dni zaklani v klavnici po standardnem postopku. V ZIM skupini smo izmerili višje vrednosti CO2 in nižjo koncentracijo O2 v primerjavi z POL skupino. Prašiči POL skupine so imeli skozi vsa obdobja pitanja slabšo konzumacijo krme v primerjavi z ZIM skupino. Zaradi slabše konzumacije v celotnem obdobju pitanja so imeli prašiči POL skupine nižji dnevni prirast, kar se je odrazilo v nižji živi masi ob zakolu in nižji masi klavnega trupa. Naši rezultati kažejo, da so nizke T in s tem povečana konzumacija vplivali na značilno poslabšanje konverzije (P=0,000) v ZIM skupini. Prav tako pa smo pri prašičih ZIM skupine ob zakolu zaznali višjo maso toplih polovic (MTP) in nižji odstotek mesnatosti (M).
Keywords:prašiči, sezona, prirast, pitovne lastnosti, klavne lastnosti, plini
Place of publishing:Maribor
Year of publishing:2013
PID:20.500.12556/DKUM-40118 New window
NUK URN:URN:SI:UM:DK:OM3M8AV3
Publication date in DKUM:10.05.2013
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Title:Seasonal influence on growth, feeding and slaughtering characteristics of pigs
Abstract:In the experiment we compared growth, feeding and slaughtering characteristics of pigs (n=240), which were divided into summer (SUM) and winter (WIN) group. The average Temperature (T) in the SUM group was 26.4 °C. The average T in the WIN group was 20.1 °C and it varied between 7.0 °C and 32.2 °C. All of the pigs had been brought from the pig farm in Pristava at the average age of 70 days and mass of 26 kg. During our experiment we measured the microclimatic conditions in pig stables, the consumption of pig fodder (per group), growth and thickness of fatback (BF) at the age of 71, 146 and 180 days. The pigs were then slaughtered in a slaughterhouse following the standard procedure at the age of 181 days. In comparison with the SUM group, the WIN group had higher values of CO2 and a lower concentration of O2. The consumption of pig fodder in the SUM group was smaller than the consumption in the WIN group. Due to the smaller consumption in the entire period, the pigs from the SUM group had a lower daily growth, which could be seen from lower living mass and lower mass of the carcase when the pigs were slaughtered. The results show that increased consumption due to low T resulted in a lower feed conversion rate (P=0.000) in the WIN group. When the pigs were slaughtered we also established a higher mass of hot carcase weight (HCW) and a lower lean-meat percentage (LM%).
Keywords:pigs, season, growth performance, feeding characteristics, slaughter characteristics, gases in air


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