Abstract:

Purpose: This study was carried out with the aim of exploring the possibilities of exploitation of the coaches of the Hasak and Hasmer etçi sheep types in the production of catfish sheep in the people's hands of Akkaraman cattle. The study examined the growth, vitality and nutritional performance of F1 melezi cows obtained by Akkaraman and this race's Hasak and Hasmer coaches. In the test, 87 heads of Akkaraman, 73 heads of Hasmer x Akkaraman F1 and 104 heads of Hasak x Akkaraman F1 have been studied the growth and vitality characteristics from birth to the 150th day. In intensive foods, the average 75-day age cut from milk and the food headaches 19-24 kg, 10 headaches Hasak x Akkaraman F1, 10 headaches Hasmer x Akkaraman F1 and 10 headaches Akkaraman men's single sheep were fed in groups with a period of 70 days. Results: Differences between the living weights of the 150th day and the average of daily living weight increases in different periods were significant (P<0.022), while the women were unimportant (P>0.126). Hasmer x Akkaraman F1 spiders have lower growth performance than the other two genotypes. The differences between the living strengths of the cows in different genotypes from milk to cutting were unimportant. In the intense nutrition, Hasmer x Akkaraman F1 men's diet ends living weight and daily living weight increases were found significantly higher (P<0.004) than the other two genotypes. Recommendation: As a result, it can be stated that the Hasmer and Hasak species can be used as a father line in the production of shark sheep in the Akkaraman seeds.

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