Identificación y evaluación de la calidad del agua e incidencia en el desarrollo de las reproductoras pesadas de la línea Ross.

Abstract

The poultry industry in Colombia counts with sophisticated technology, excellent nutritional and feeding programs, and lineage genetically enhanced animals, which are more sensible to any change in their environmental context making a mayor demand in biosafety actions and protocols, mostly in the waters as vital liquid. This following report shows insightfully the identification, evaluation and monitoring of the water quality and impact this one has in the development of heavy reproducer birds inside the “Charco Largo” farm lots; throughout daily and repeating water samples testing the physicochemical and microbiological parameters before and after the water purification. Because of water cleanliness is an essential component to the poultry biosecurity, the water becomes a significant role as the principal nutrient in animal production, contributing to the correct development of the used collection lots which generally may contain an endless number of pathogens and the consolidation of toxic molecules that causes pathologies in the birds. Trough microbiological parameters such as physicochemical, it was determined the liquid quality and the purification treatment success, likewise it was determined critics contamination points in the feeder network, thus confirming the test results.