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Tehnologija mesa 53 (2012) 2, 85–93<br />

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Effect of fat source in broiler diet on slaughter<br />

parameters fattened chicken<br />

Bašić Meho, Mahmutović Hava, Cvrk Ramzija, Smajlović Vahidin<br />

A b s t r a c t: The success of fattening chickens is largely dependent on proper fattening diet, which must fully meet all the nutrient<br />

requirements that allow the proper growth and development of chickens during fattening. In preparing a meal, raw materials with<br />

high energy value, primarily cereals, and other energy carriers such as animal fat or vegetable oil are used. The quality of fattening<br />

of chickens is generally estimated through ratio of edible parts (yield), organoleptic properties and chemical <strong>com</strong>position of the whole<br />

body or its individual (retail) parts. Therefore, the emphasis in the production of chicken meat is placed on quality and yield of the<br />

most valuable parts (breasts, thighs and drumsticks). Several factors affect the yield of the most valuable parts of the chicken carcass,<br />

such as broiler hybrid, gender, age, the health condition of chickens, nutrition, body mass, fattening duration, technological process<br />

of slaughtering, etc.<br />

The aim of this study was to investigate the influence of sex and type of fat used in diet for fattening chickens on carcass parameters.<br />

Chickens of Cobb 500 hybrid were used in the experiment, divided into two groups of 100 chickens. Fattening of chickens lasted<br />

42 days all broilers in experimental groups were housed in the facilities with the exact same conditions, which meet all the standards for<br />

intensive fattening chickens. Chickens were fed ad libidum concentrate mixtures for fattening of the same <strong>com</strong>position and nutritional<br />

value, except different fats that were used for greasing of feed (lard and sunfl ower oil) in the same amount of 5.0%. The obtained data<br />

were statistically evaluated .<br />

The results showed a statistically signifi cant difference (p

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