Ross 308 / Broiler Hatching Eggs

Feature Description

Breed Ross 308


Purpose Optimized for high meat yield and efficient growth in broilers

Hatchability Rate
Approximately 77-80% under optimal conditions


Egg Size Medium to large, suitable for commercial incubation


Growth Rate
Fast maturing, reaching market weight in about 35-42 days


Environmental Adaptability
High adaptability to various management systems and climate


The Ross 308 is a prominent breed in the poultry industry, renowned for its ability to produce high-quality meat efficiently. Developed for optimal growth rates, this broiler breed is favored by many commercial producers worldwide due to its cost-effectiveness and reliability.
Hatchability and Egg Quality
Ross 308 hatching eggs typically achieve hatchability rates between 77% and 80%, depending on management practices and incubation conditions. The eggs are medium to large in size, designed to optimize both egg handling and incubation success. Proper pre-incubation handling is crucial to maximize hatchability and chick quality.
Growth Characteristics
The Ross 308 breed is characterized by its rapid growth and efficient feed conversion. These broilers can reach market weight in as little as 35 to 42 days, making them a popular choice among producers aiming for quick turnaround times in meat production. Their robust physical characteristics contribute to reduced mortality rates and improved overall productivity.
Adaptability to Management Practices
One of the key advantages of Ross 308 broilers is their adaptability to different rearing environments and management systems. They perform well under both conventional and free-range systems, allowing farmers flexibility in their production methods. This adaptability also extends to various climatic conditions, which is essential for global poultry production.