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Broiler Breeder Selection Keep - Cull CDE Practice Based on the 2003 Georgia Poultry CDE By: Jennie Simpson and Dr. Frank Flanders Georgia Agricultural Education Curriculum Office Georgia Department of Education May 2003 Start

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Page 1: Broiler Breeder Selection Keep - Cull CDE Practice Based on the 2003 Georgia Poultry CDE By: Jennie Simpson and Dr. Frank Flanders Georgia Agricultural

Broiler Breeder SelectionKeep - CullCDE Practice

Based on the 2003 Georgia Poultry CDE

By: Jennie Simpson and Dr. Frank Flanders

Georgia Agricultural Education Curriculum Office

Georgia Department of Education

May 2003

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Page 2: Broiler Breeder Selection Keep - Cull CDE Practice Based on the 2003 Georgia Poultry CDE By: Jennie Simpson and Dr. Frank Flanders Georgia Agricultural

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InstructionsFor each broiler shown, pick keep or cull. If you decide to cull a bird, then you must choose the reason you decided to cull the bird.

Competition Tip

Handle the birds and make them move

around. A bird laying down may have a leg defect only noticeable

when the bird is moved.

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DEMONSTRATION

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Broiler Breeder Placement Bird #1

Is this chicken keep or cull?

A. Cull

B. Keep

If Cull, choose a reason

A. Cross Beak

B. Discolored or swollen hocks

C. Leg or foot abnormalities

D. Crooked toes, greater than 90º

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Broiler Breeder PlacementBird #2

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Is this chicken keep or cull?

A. Cull

B. Keep

If Cull, choose a reason

A. Cross Beak

B. Discolored or swollen hocks

C. Leg or foot abnormalities

D. Crooked toes, greater than 90º

Click to enlarge

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Broiler Breeder PlacementBird #3

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Is this chicken keep or cull?

A. Cull

B. Keep

If Cull, choose a reason

A. Cross Beak

B. Discolored or swollen hocks

C. Leg or foot abnormalities

D. Crooked toes, greater than 90º

Click to enlarge

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Broiler Breeder PlacementBird #4

Is this chicken keep or cull?

A. Cull

B. Keep

If Cull, choose a reason

A. Cross Beak

B. Discolored or swollen hocks

C. Leg or foot abnormalities

D. Crooked toes, greater than 90º

Click to enlarge

Previous Next

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Broiler Breeder PlacementBird #5

Previous Next

Is this chicken keep or cull?

A. Cull

B. Keep

If Cull, choose a reason

A. Cross Beak

B. Discolored or swollen hocks

C. Leg or foot abnormalities

D. Crooked toes, greater than 90º

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Page 9: Broiler Breeder Selection Keep - Cull CDE Practice Based on the 2003 Georgia Poultry CDE By: Jennie Simpson and Dr. Frank Flanders Georgia Agricultural

Handling a Chicken in Competition

Gently place your hand under the bird and give it a lift upwards. This handling will allow you to discern if the broilers have any leg

disorders….a common reason for culling.