Published in Veterinary and Animal Science (2024), this groundbreaking study by Md. Amir Hossain, A.S.M. Mahbub, and Shah Ahmed Belal reveals how cage systems and commercial diets optimize quail egg output. Dive into the science-backed strategies for maximizing productivity!🔍 Key Highlights:✅ Cage vs. Floor Systems:Quails in cages reached sexual maturity earlier and achieved 50% egg production faster than floor-reared birds.Cage systems showed higher initial egg production (HDEP), but floor systems surpassed cages by the study’s end.Cage eggs had better interior quality (higher albumen weight, Haugh unit), while floor eggs had thicker shells.🍽️ Diet Makes the Difference:Commercial Layer Diet (CLD) outperformed the experimental diet (ED) in:Accelerating sexual maturity.Boosting egg production (HDEP/HHEP) and feed efficiency.Enhancing egg dry matter, protein, and ash content in both housing systems.📊 Critical Findings:Feed Efficiency: Cage-reared quails had 20% higher efficiency per kg of egg mass vs. floor systems.Livability: No major housing impact, but CLD-fed quails thrived better long-term.Egg Chemistry: Housing didn’t alter nutrients, but CLD boosted protein and mineral levels in eggs.💡 Practical Takeaways for Farmers:Cage systems + CLD = Faster maturity, higher yield, better feed ROI.Floor systems can catch up in production but require longer timelines.Commercial diets enhance egg quality without compromising welfare.📚 Study Reference:Hossain, M. A., Mahbub, A. S. M., & Belal, S. A. (2024). Veterinary and Animal Science. 🔗 Links & Resources:https://quailcast.com to poultry guides, feed suppliers, or full study📌 Hashtags:#QuailFarming #PoultryScience #EggProduction #AnimalHusbandry #SustainableFarming #LivestockNutrition #AgriResearch👉 Like, Subscribe, and Hit the Bell for more science-driven farming insights! 🌟