Efecto del ácido guanidinoacético (AGA) sobre los parámetros reproductivos de reproductores Ross 308 AP a partir de 50 semanas de edad
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La industria avícola requiere un mayor número de pollitos BB para aumentar sus volúmenes de producción de carne, por lo que es necesario realizar manejos y ajustes nutricionales en los reproductores a fin de mejorar la cantidad de pollitos BB. En ese sentido este estudio tuvo como objetivo evaluar el efecto del ácido guanidinoacético sobre los parámetros reproductivos de reproductores hembra y machos Ross 308 AP. Se utilizaron 1200 reproductores de 50 semanas de edad, distribuidos en un diseño completamente al azar dos tratamientos de 10 repeticiones: T1 (testigo) y T2 (Ácido guanidinoacético, 1kg/tm). Se analizaron el porcentaje de nacimientos, nacimientos fértiles, huevos fértiles, infértiles y la mortalidad embrionaria. Los resultados mostraron que T1 mejoró significativamente los nacimientos totales de y la fertilidad en comparación con el grupo control. Aunque la mortalidad embrionaria no mostró diferencias significativas, entretanto la mortalidad embrionaria no mostró una reducción estadísticamente significativa. En conclusión la suplementación de 1kg/ tm de ácido guanidinoacético en dietas de reproductores Ross 308 AP tiene efectos positivos sobre el nacimiento total de los pollito y la fertilidad de los reproductores.
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