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Arch. Zootec. 57 (217): 83-86. 2008.
NOTA BREVE
Recibido: 7-12-06. Aceptado: 12-12-06.
EFFECT OF EGG SIZE ON HATCHABILITY OF BROILER CHICKS
EFECTO DEL TAMAÑO DEL HUEVO SOBRE LA INCUBABILIDAD DE BROILERS
Abiola, S.S.1*, O.O. Meshioye2, B.O. Oyerinde2 and M.A. Bamgbose2**
1School of Agriculture and Environmental Sciences. Central University of Technology. Private Bag X20539.
Bloemfontein. South Africa. *Corresponding author: sabiola@cut.ac.za
2College of Animal Science and Livestock Production. University of Agriculture. PMB 2240, Abeokuta, Ogun
State. Nigeria. **bamamu_2004@yahoo.com
ADDITIONAL KEYWORDS
Egg weight losses. Birds. Carcass characteristics.
PALABRAS CLAVE ADICIONALES
Pérdidas de peso del huevo. Aves. Característi-
cas de la canal.
SUMMARY
An experiment was conducted to determine
the effect of egg size on hatchability, posthatch
performance and carcass traits of broiler chicks.
A total of 198 hatchable Anak broiler eggs
comprising of small (40 g average weight), medium
(50 g average weight) and large (60 g average
weight) size categories were obtained from a
commercial hatchery for the study. Results
obtained on egg weight loss were comparable
with one another. There were significant
differences (p<0.05) in the results recorded for
hatchability. Best result of 96.67% hatchability
was obtained for medium sized eggs. There was
close correlation between egg size and chick
hatching weight. Small chicks hatched from small
eggs while large chicks hatched from large eggs.
In the starter phase, daily feed intake increased
with increase in the size of eggs from where the
chicks hatched while in the finisher phase there
was inverse relationship between feed intake and
size of eggs from where the chicks hatched. Best
results of dressing percentage (52.63%) and
meat/bone ratio (2.60) were obtained for large
chicks hatched from large eggs. Medium sized
eggs are ideal for setting in order to obtain good
hatchability and best result of body weight gain.
RESUMEN
Se realizó una experiencia para determinar el
efecto del tamaño del huevo sobre la incubabilidad
y rendimiento y características de la canal poste-
riores en pollos broiler. Se emplearon 198 huevos
incubables de broilers Anak procedentes de una
empresa comercial, en ellos había tamaños pe-
queños (40 g), medios (50 g) y grandes (60 g). La
pérdida de peso en los huevos fue similar. Hubo
diferencias significativas (p<0,05) en la
incubabilidad cuyo mejor resultado (96,67%) fue
obtenido en huevos de tamaño medio. Hubo una
estrecha correlación positiva entre el tamaño del
huevo y el tamaño del pollito nacido. En la fase
inicial la ingestión diaria aumentó y en el acabado,
disminuyó, con el tamaño de los huevos de proce-
dencia. El mejor rendimiento a la canal (52,63%) y
relación carne/hueso (2,60) se obtuvo con los
pollos grandes, procedentes de huevos grandes.
Los huevos medianos fueron los mejores para
obtener buena incubabilidad y ganancia de peso
vivo.
INTRODUCTION
In the production cycle of the commercial
layer, the hen will begin to lay small eggs
and in a matter of few weeks will go to
medium size and then to the desired large
size egg. Although egg size can be
manipulated using fat levels, protein and
enzymes, some other factors such as age
and body weight of the hen, yolk weight and
nutrient intake can influencing egg size.
Asuquo and Okon (1993) studied the effects
of age in lay and egg size on fertility and
hatchability of eggs. The authors observed
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that egg size within the intermediate range
of 45-56 g would hatch better than small eggs.
 Senapati et al. (1996) reported positive
correlation between egg weight and
hatchability. A close correlation between
egg weight and hatching weight in domestic
birds has also been documented (Abiola,
1999). The effect of the egg weight on body
weight at market age has been found to be
independent of the age of the breeders from
which the eggs originated (Tufft and Jensen,
1991). Given the high correlation between
egg weight and final body weight, the
economic importance of egg weight is
apparent (Wilson, 1991).
Egg size has been widely studied in the
context of life-history theory because it can
be highly variable. Some studies have shown
that egg size can affect both parental and
offspring fitness. Williams (1994) studied
the relationship between egg size and
offspring quality in birds and came up with
equivocal results. The author reported that
egg size typically affects hatchling mass
more strongly than it affects hatching size
in birds because the main effect of egg size
lies in the mass of the residual yolk sac that
the chick retains at hatching. The objective
of the present study is to determine the
effect of egg size on hatchability, post hatch
performance and carcass characteristics of
broilers hatched from small, medium and
large size Nigerian eggs.
MATERIALS AND METHODS
MANAGEMENT OF HATCHABLE EGGS
A total of 198 hatchable Anak broiler
eggs of different sizes were supplied by S
and D Farms Ltd. in Abeokuta, Ogun State,
Nigeria, for the study. The eggs were
numbered and weighed individually using
sensitive weighing scale (Mettler - Toledo
@ PB3002 electronic balance) and later
grouped into 3 size categories as follows:
small (41.09-50.97 g), medium (50.98-57.39 g)
and large (57.40-69.64 g). There were 3
treatments with 3 replicates per treatment.
Each treatment had 66 eggs with 22 eggs per
replicate. The eggs were fumigated with
formalin on potassium permanganate in the
ratio of 1:2 for 15 minutes and then set into
electric Western incubator with the broad
ends pointing upward. The optimum
incubation temperature was 99.7 °F with
humidity of 83.5% while the hatching
temperature was 98.5 °F with humidity of
85%. Fertility test was conducted on the 18th
day of incubation. Parameters monitored
include incubation weight losses, %
hatchability and % mortality.
MANAGEMENT OF EXPERIMENTAL BIRDS
A total of 166 chicks (54 small, 59 medium
and 53 large) hatched at the end of the
incubation period. The chicks were allocated
into 3 treatments with 3 replicates based on
the weight categories. The chicks were fed
ad libitum with broiler starter from 0-4 weeks
and broiler finisher from 5-8 weeks. Fresh
clean water was supplied daily. All necessary
vaccinations and medications were provi-
ded as at when due. Parameters studied
during the starter and finisher phases include
growth rate, feed intake, feed: gain ratio and
efficiency of protein utilization.
At the end of eight weeks, two birds
were randomly selected from each replicate
for carcass analyses. The birds were starved
for 24 hours before slaughtering.
STATISTICAL ANALYSIS
The completely randomized design
(CRD) was used. All data obtained were
subjected to one-way analysis of variance
using the method of Snedecor and Cochran
(1980). Duncan multiple range test was used
to separate significant differences among
means as described by Gomez and Gomez
(1986). The statistical model used is:
Yij= µ + Ti + ∑ij
Where:
Yij= the overall observation (hatchability, post-
EFFECT OF EGG SIZE ON HATCHABILITY OF BROILER CHICKS
Archivos de zootecnia vol. 57, núm. 217, p. 85.
hatch performance, carcass quality etc)
µ= Population means
Ti= Effect of different egg weights (small, medium,
large)
∑ij= Residual error with zero mean and variance σ2.
RESULTS
Although values obtained on egg weight
loss for the 3 size categories are comparable
with one another, lowest egg weight loss of
11.24% was obtained for large eggs while
highest egg weight loss of 11.57% was
recorded for medium eggs. Results obtained
on hatchability of eggs did not follow any
particular trend. However, values obtained
ranged between 82.88-96.67%. Best result
of 96.67% hatchability was obtained for
medium eggs while large eggs had the lowest
value of 82.88% hatchability.
Results of post hatch performance of
the chicks in the starter phase showed a
positive correlation between eggsize and
chick hatching weight. Small chicks hatched
from small eggs while large chicks hatched
from large eggs. The chicks maintained their
size categories up to the end of the starter
phase. Values obtained for daily weight
gain for the 3 categories of chicks are com-
parable with one another. However, daily
feed intake increased with increase in the
weight of chicks, values obtained ranged
from 30.75-50.08 g/bird. Expectedly the large
chicks had the highest average daily feed
intake of 50.08 g/bird but recorded the
poorest value of 2.54 feed gain ratio.
At the end of the finisher phase the large
birds maintained the advantage of their
initially higher egg weight thereby resulting
in the highest average liveweight of 1510.00
g/bird. Results recorded for medium and
large chicks on weight gain are similar to
one another while small chicks had the lowest
average daily weight gain of 29.34 g/bird.
There was inverse relationship between feed
intake and chick weight in the finisher phase.
Daily feed intake decreased with increase in
the weight of chicks. The large chicks had
the lowest average daily feed intake of 113.07
g/bird.
Results obtained on carcass charac-
teristics of birds of different size categories
indicated that large birds had the highest
dressing percentage (52.63%) and best meat/
bone ratio (2.60). The lowest abdominal fat
of 1.06% was obtained on small birds while
the highest value of 2.52% was recorded for
the medium sized birds.
DISCUSSION
The similarity in the results obtained on
egg weight loss may suggest that the 3 egg
size categories used for the study probably
had equal proportion of pore areas and pore
diameter regardless of the size of egg.
Deeming (1995) indicated that eggs which
loss less than 10% or over 20% of their initial
mass were less likely to hatch. The author
attributed this to reflection of functional
porosity of the shell and the initial mass of
each egg. Results obtained on hatchability
in the present study conform with earlier
findings which recommended the setting of
average sized eggs for the purpose of
incubation. Gonzalez et al. (1999) in a related
study suggested the setting of eggs of
average weight in order to achieve good
hatchability.
The positive correlation observed
between egg size and chick hatching weight
clearly identified the advantage of initial
bigger egg size at the time of setting. This
observation is in agreement with the findings
of Abiola (1999) who reported close
correlation between egg and chick hatching
weights. In contrast, Sinclair et al. (1990)
and Pinchasov (1991) indicated that there is
a decline in the magnitude of correlation
between egg weight and chick body weight
with the advancement of age of the chick.
The advantage of initially higher weight
attributable to a larger egg diminishes rapidly
after hatching while food intake is the main
factor affecting final body weight (Wyatt et
al., 1985). The results of final liveweight
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also confirmed the significance of initial
bigger egg size for incubation. The impor-
tance of egg weight as a factor in the perfor-
mance of broiler chicks to market age has
been reported (Wyatt et al., 1985 ) .
 Although large birds were superior to
the small and medium birds in terms of dres-
sing percentage and meat/bone ratio, results
observed on other parameters on carcass
traits did not show any particular trend.
Tufft and Jensen (1991) studied the effect of
egg weight on chick performance and lipid
retention and reported that as egg weight
increased feed efficiency and fat retention
were not affected.
It can be concluded from the result of
this study that medium sized eggs would be
suitable for setting in other to obtain good
hatchability, best result of weight gain and
lower mortality. This is in conformity with
the results of previous studies on egg size
in relation to broiler performance. However,
where carcass traits are of special consi-
deration, the large eggs would be preferred
for setting.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
The authors are grateful to the mana-
gement of S & D Farms Ltd, Abeokuta, Ogun
State, Nigeria for providing the hatch-able
broiler eggs used for the study. The
contribution of Dr. A. B. J. Aina is also
appreciated.
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 /HWResolution [2400 2400]
 /PageSize [595.000 842.000]
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