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China Muscovy duck (Jiaji Duck) egg quality determination work was successfully completed

Published Apr 28, 2022

Tridge summary

The article highlights the ongoing efforts in Hainan Province to organize the third provincial census of livestock and poultry genetic resources, in accordance with national directives. With a focus on measuring the performance of the locally unique Jiaji duck breed, efforts are being made to revise and improve egg quality measurement plans, with support from national and provincial experts. Egg samples for this measurement were provided by Hainan Chuanwei Muscovy Duck Breeding Co., Ltd., and the determination work was conducted by a team of experts, graduate students, and undergraduates from Hainan University, demonstrating the commitment and involvement of various stakeholders in the national census initiative.
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Original content

According to the requirements of the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs' Seed Industry Management Department and the National Animal Husbandry Station "Notice on Deepening the Work Related to the Third National Livestock and Poultry Genetic Resources Census in 2022", as well as the work deployment of the third Hainan Provincial Livestock and Poultry Genetic Census System Survey , the Provincial Livestock and Poultry Resources Census Office actively organized various livestock and poultry breed measurement units and provincial guidance experts to conduct business docking, and promote the performance measurement work in an orderly manner. On April 21, the team of Professor Wang Xuemei from the College of Animal Science and Technology of Hainan University successfully completed the Chinese Determination of duck (Jiaji duck) egg quality. Jiaji duck, commonly known as Muscovy duck, has a breeding history of more than 400 years in Hainan. It is a local unique duck genetic ...

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