DSpace at Chattogram Veterinary and Animal Sciences University: The study was undertaken on five thousand Hisex Brown parent stock layer breeders at Mirsarai Poultry Farm and Hatchery for a period from 02/03/2012 to 30/03/2012 to observe housing, feeding, breeding, lighting, and disease control practices of Hisex Brown birds with a view to observe production performance of the parent breeder stock under controlled housing system.The production performance was compared at 6 to 7 months of laying period under slat system in controlled house. The selected farm supplied average 25.4gm,61.5gm and 113.38gm for starter(0-5wks),grower(6-17wks) and layer(18-50wks) for a day and the average body weight gain was 248.2,1171.67gm and 2145.21gm respectively for female.The average hen house egg production (24th-50th week)was 85.03%.The peak production achieved at 26th of age and the value is 90% which constant 32 weeks age .The peak production was 26-32 weeks of age (Average 90.57%).Average hatchability (24th-50th) was 84.78% which is efficient.The highest Hatching percentage was recoded at 42,43 and 44th weeks that was 90.62%,91.60% and 91.04% respectively.The management system was controlled properly by proper feed supplement,vaccination, fumigation, ventilation, bio-security and hygienic management regularly.

A REPORT ON

Study on Management Practices and Problem confrontations of Black Bengal Goats at Rural Areas in Some selected Areas of

Chittagong District

A Production Report Submitted by Examination Roll: 2006/02

Reg. No. : 240 Internship ID: A-02

Session : 2005-2006

Submitted to the

Faculty of Veterinary Medicine

in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of

Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM)

CHITTAGONG VETERINARY AND ANIMAL SCIENCES UNIVERSITY KHULSHI, CHITTAGONG-4225.

May, 2012

Study on Management Practices and Problem confrontations of Black Bengal Goats at Rural Areas in Some selected Areas of

Chittagong District

A Production Report by

Kallol Barua

Examination Roll No:2006/02 Registration No: 240

Internship ID: A-02 Session: 2005-2006

Approved as to style and contents by:

Faculty of Veterinary Medicine

Chittagong Veterinary and Animal Sciences University

May, 2012

……….

(MD.A.HALIM) Internship Supervisor

&

Professor,

Department of Agricultural Economics &

Social Science

CONTENTS

Serial no. Name of the contents Page no.

01 Acknowledgement i

02 Abstract ii

03 Introduction 01-05

04 Review of Literature 06-07

05 Methodology of the study 08-09

06 Results and Discussions 10-24

06 Conclusion & Recommendations 25-27

07 Limitation of the study 28

08 References 29-31