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October 8, 2025Ġylym ža̋ne bìlìmOpen Access

Increasing the Hatchability of Mulards in Western Kazakhstan

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Experimental assessment enhances fertilization rates and hatchability in mulards, highlighting effective semen collection methods.

Hatchability of mulards increased to 42.5% with improved semen collection methods, leading to better results.
Semen collection using a teaser female yielded 32 drakes and higher sperm motility at 9.32 points, surpassing manual methods.
Research demonstrated that Ansar cross ducks showed higher fertilization at 85.4% and hatchability of 43.8% compared to Medeo ducks.
The findings support the use of teaser females for semen collection to enhance hybrid reproduction efficiency and meat production.

A.S. et al. (2025) studied this question.

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October 8, 2025Ġylym ža̋ne bìlìmOpen Access

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Experimental assessment enhances fertilization rates and hatchability in mulards, highlighting effective semen collection methods.

Hatchability of mulards increased to 42.5% with improved semen collection methods, leading to better results.
Semen collection using a teaser female yielded 32 drakes and higher sperm motility at 9.32 points, surpassing manual methods.
Research demonstrated that Ansar cross ducks showed higher fertilization at 85.4% and hatchability of 43.8% compared to Medeo ducks.
The findings support the use of teaser females for semen collection to enhance hybrid reproduction efficiency and meat production.

A.S. et al. (2025) studied this question.

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