Topic: Poultry Science

Chicken egg with more than 70 g weight is known as:

The characteristic yellow colour of egg yolk is due to:

Cannibalism & feather picking in poultry is mainly due to:

Immersing of the birds in hot water for the purpose of loosening of feathers is known as:

Underweight egg (less than 40 g) is generally known as:

Egg yolk with blood spot is indicative of:

Position of egg in setter (1st 18 days of incubation) & hatcher (last 3 days of incubation) are respectively:

Passing of carcass over the blue flame for the purpose of burning of hair-like appendages is known as:

Average weight & energy provided by a standard poultry egg is:

Egg albumin with blood spot is indicative of: