Marwan Hussein Murah from Department of Plant Protection successfully defended his MSc. work with the title ” The Effect of Integrating Field Hatching Systems with Local Chick Brooding Systems on Hatchability Traits, Subsequent Productive Performance, and Some Physiological Traits of Broiler Chickens”
The thesis addressed an important topic in the field of animal production and poultry science by investigating the possibility of integrating hatching and brooding systems and examining their effects on hatchability traits, subsequent productive performance, as well as selected physiological indicators and traits of broiler chickens. The study contributes to the development of scientific and practical practices in poultry breeding and production.
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