Title of article
Effect of Altitudes on Blood Profiles of the Broilers
Author/Authors
Nurwahyuni, Eka Faculty of Animal Husbandry - Brawijaya University - Jl. Veteran - Malang, Indonesia , Sudjarwo, Edhy Faculty of Animal Husbandry - Brawijaya University - Jl. Veteran - Malang, Indonesia , Sjofjan, Osfar Faculty of Animal Husbandry - Brawijaya University - Jl. Veteran - Malang, Indonesia
Pages
6
From page
122
To page
127
Abstract
Broiler chicken has high productivity but the productivity is still not optimal. This study aims to determine
effect of farm altitudes toward blood profiles of broilers. The method used in this study was Split Plot Design with
completely randomized design (CRD). Blood profiles were measured and data were analysed statistically and followed
by Least Significant Difference Test to see significant differences between treatments. The result showed that altitude
has no significant effect on erythrocytes, hemoglobin, hematocrits, leukocytes, lymphocytes and monocytes. Although
there was no significant difference, blood profile of broilers could be improved by the land altitude and total population
of broilers, as well as the interaction between the altitudes. Blood profiles of broilers that raised in three altitudes are
still within the normal range.
Keywords
Altitude , Blood profile , Broiler
Journal title
Advances in Animal and Veterinary Sciences
Serial Year
2016
Record number
2592102
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