Hatching Chicken Eggs Cobb 500 Wholesale

Features of the Cobb 500 Fast conversion rate â??The speed in converting the feed that the Cobb 500 consumes during breeding into meatâ??. High conversion rate â??High conversion value compared to other types so that the Cobb 500 converts the feed it consumes during the breeding process into meat at a high rateâ??. Resistant to widespread diseases that spread during breeding. Low breeding costs for chicken meat production. It is the most� cost-effective in terms of feed. Broiler homogeneous, chunky chest, full of meat Competitive value in breeding compared to other types. Competitive value inbreeding. (Higher productivity and less growth of fattening period) The Cobb 500 eggs are characterized by being resistant to diseases that spread in the Middle East and these eggs have been genetically improved so that the chick converts the feed into the meat during a short breeding period ranging from 36 days to 45 days. The produced grown chicken can weigh more than 2 kg. A 24-day old hen can weigh between 850 to 1200 grams. Among the other types, the Cobb 500 is the most resistant to disease and has an excellent response to vaccinations that are given to it on the farm. â?? Family farms that raise broiler chickens â?? Companies for incubating and hatching eggs â?? Companies selling chicks and broiler chicks -Companies producing poultry and raising broiler chickens â?? Poultry companies -Poultry trading companies Sizes available for export: A carton containing� 360 fertilized eggs� distributed into� 12 trays. They are exported via refrigerated air freight.