Arbor Acres
آربر ایکڑز
BROILER STRAINS · AVIAGEN
The smallest of the four commercial strains by volume, valued for uniformity — birds finish closer to the same weight, which matters when a buyer rejects outliers.
Best for
Farms penalised on weight spread rather than average weight.

What it is called, and how common it is
Asked for in the mandi as
Arbor ka chuza · farmi murghi
آربر ایکڑز
Share of the market
~10%
of Pakistani broiler production
At a glance
- Final weight
- 1,662 g
- Feed intake
- Highest of the three tested
- Typical market age
- 35–42 days
- Feathering
- White
trial figure, same comparison
Strengths and trade-offs
Strengths
- Consistent, uniform flocks — fewer birds well above or below target
- Sound overall commercial performance
Trade-offs
- Higher feed intake than Ross or Cobb in the same trial
- Around 10% of the market, so chick supply can be tighter
In Pakistan
About 10% of national broiler production — the smallest share of the four commercial strains. Worth asking about if your buyer docks you for uneven flocks.
Work out what this strain would actually cost you per kilo at today’s chick and feed prices.
Break-even calculatorOther broiler strains
Sources
- Comparison of performance, meat quality and profitability of Cobb, Hubbard and Ross broiler strains
- Comparative growth and meat yield of Arbor Acres, Cobb 500 and Lohmann broiler strains
- Laying characteristics and egg geometry of four varieties of indigenous Aseel chicken in Pakistan
- Poultry Research Institute, Punjab — conservation and improvement of poultry breeds
- ZTBL — financing for Golden/Misri chicken poultry farming
- Comparative performance of Naked Neck, Black Australorp and their crossbreds