Effect of Magnetic Water on Semen Evaluation and Some Hatchability Traits for Egyptian Developed Chickens

Hanan Hassan Ghanem; Amany Adel El-Sahn; Osama Mahmoud Aly; Hassan Abd-El-halim

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Effect of Magnetic Water on Semen Evaluation and Some Hatchability Traits for Egyptian Developed Chickens

Hanan Hassan Ghanem, Amany Adel El-Sahn, Osama Mahmoud Aly, Hassan Abd-El-halim

Published in International Journal of Animal Science and Technology (Volume 4, Issue 4)

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A total of 280 females with 28 males for Silver Sabahia strain at two different ages (35 and 50 weeks) were used in this study. Besides, 40 cocks (10 cocks / group) used for semen evaluation. Birds of each age were divided into two groups, the 1^st group drank water exposed to magnetic field (MFW) and the 2^nd group drank non-magnetic tap water (TW) to determine the beneficial effect of drinking magnetized water for aged chickens to cope low fertility% and hatchability%, besides studying semen and egg parameters, embryonic development and chick quality. Supplementation elder cocks with MFW significantly increased semen volume, number of motile sperm and number of live sperm compared with those for untreated cocks. Treated old flock with magnetic water had a heavier egg weight (p≤0.05) than treated young flock with magnetic water. MFW X old and MFW X young had a comparable influence on egg weight loss, embryonic mortality, fertility% and hatchability%. On day 14 and 18 of incubation, supplementation older birds with MFW water had a heavier residual yolk sac weight% compared with the other rest groups. At hatch, the residual yolk sac weight% was similar between MFW X old and MFW X young. In addition, chick weight and all internal organs weight% were not affected by interaction of both types of water and hens age. It is concluded that exposing water to magnetic field, have a stimulating influence on the percentages of fertility and hatchability of birds (especially older age) through improving semen and egg qualities, besides stimulating the development of embryogenesis.

Published in	International Journal of Animal Science and Technology (Volume 4, Issue 4)
DOI	10.11648/j.ijast.20200404.13
Page(s)	81-89
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Magnetic Water, Flock Age, Semen, Egg Quality, Hatching Traits, Silver Sabahia

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Hanan Hassan Ghanem, Amany Adel El-Sahn, Osama Mahmoud Aly, Hassan Abd-El-halim. Effect of Magnetic Water on Semen Evaluation and Some Hatchability Traits for Egyptian Developed Chickens. Int J Anim Sci Technol. 2020;4(4):81-89. doi: 10.11648/j.ijast.20200404.13

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Hanan Hassan Ghanem

Animal Production Research Institute, Ministry of Agriculture, Giza, Egypt
Amany Adel El-Sahn

Animal Production Research Institute, Ministry of Agriculture, Giza, Egypt
Osama Mahmoud Aly

Animal Production Research Institute, Ministry of Agriculture, Giza, Egypt
Hassan Abd-El-halim

Animal Production Research Institute, Ministry of Agriculture, Giza, Egypt

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  abstract = {A total of 280 females with 28 males for Silver Sabahia strain at two different ages (35 and 50 weeks) were used in this study. Besides, 40 cocks (10 cocks / group) used for semen evaluation. Birds of each age were divided into two groups, the 1st group drank water exposed to magnetic field (MFW) and the 2nd group drank non-magnetic tap water (TW) to determine the beneficial effect of drinking magnetized water for aged chickens to cope low fertility% and hatchability%, besides studying semen and egg parameters, embryonic development and chick quality. Supplementation elder cocks with MFW significantly increased semen volume, number of motile sperm and number of live sperm compared with those for untreated cocks. Treated old flock with magnetic water had a heavier egg weight (p≤0.05) than treated young flock with magnetic water. MFW X old and MFW X young had a comparable influence on egg weight loss, embryonic mortality, fertility% and hatchability%. On day 14 and 18 of incubation, supplementation older birds with MFW water had a heavier residual yolk sac weight% compared with the other rest groups. At hatch, the residual yolk sac weight% was similar between MFW X old and MFW X young. In addition, chick weight and all internal organs weight% were not affected by interaction of both types of water and hens age. It is concluded that exposing water to magnetic field, have a stimulating influence on the percentages of fertility and hatchability of birds (especially older age) through improving semen and egg qualities, besides stimulating the development of embryogenesis.},
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T1  - Effect of Magnetic Water on Semen Evaluation and Some Hatchability Traits for Egyptian Developed Chickens
AU  - Hanan Hassan Ghanem
AU  - Amany Adel El-Sahn
AU  - Osama Mahmoud Aly
AU  - Hassan Abd-El-halim
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PY  - 2020
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DO  - 10.11648/j.ijast.20200404.13
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JO  - International Journal of Animal Science and Technology
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PB  - Science Publishing Group
SN  - 2640-1312
UR  - https://doi.org/10.11648/j.ijast.20200404.13
AB  - A total of 280 females with 28 males for Silver Sabahia strain at two different ages (35 and 50 weeks) were used in this study. Besides, 40 cocks (10 cocks / group) used for semen evaluation. Birds of each age were divided into two groups, the 1st group drank water exposed to magnetic field (MFW) and the 2nd group drank non-magnetic tap water (TW) to determine the beneficial effect of drinking magnetized water for aged chickens to cope low fertility% and hatchability%, besides studying semen and egg parameters, embryonic development and chick quality. Supplementation elder cocks with MFW significantly increased semen volume, number of motile sperm and number of live sperm compared with those for untreated cocks. Treated old flock with magnetic water had a heavier egg weight (p≤0.05) than treated young flock with magnetic water. MFW X old and MFW X young had a comparable influence on egg weight loss, embryonic mortality, fertility% and hatchability%. On day 14 and 18 of incubation, supplementation older birds with MFW water had a heavier residual yolk sac weight% compared with the other rest groups. At hatch, the residual yolk sac weight% was similar between MFW X old and MFW X young. In addition, chick weight and all internal organs weight% were not affected by interaction of both types of water and hens age. It is concluded that exposing water to magnetic field, have a stimulating influence on the percentages of fertility and hatchability of birds (especially older age) through improving semen and egg qualities, besides stimulating the development of embryogenesis.
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IS  - 4
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