Growth and Development of Non-Carcass Organs of Chicken in Different Sex and Age Levels

Abstract

Chicken is one of the mainstay commodities and is a very popular food ingredient by various groups of society. Chicken consists of carcass and non-carcass parts, all of which are almost utilized. A study conducted on as many as 36 Chickens to see differences in patterns of growth and development of non-carcass organs of different sexes and ages. Data analysis was performed using the allometric equation Huxley Y = aX The results showed that the coefficient of non-carcass growth and development of non-carcasses of male and female Chickens was significantly different from one which meant that it had time to cook development premature compared to overall body growth and growth patterns of non-carcass organ growth of Chickens both in males and females at the age of 0 - 5 weeks showed no significant difference. It can be said that male and female broiler chickens aged up to 5 weeks have the same pattern of growth and development of non-carcass organs and earlier than the overall body growth.