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Breeding of roe deer and wild boar in hunting Drahotěšice-Radonice
CHODIL, Josef
This work deals with the evaluation of game management with roe deer and wild boar in hunting Drahotěšice-Radonice in the years 1993-2014. As a material for this work are used data from the records of hunting manager. It evaluates the annual evolution of aggregated states, the amount of hunting and implementation for hunting of roe deer. It is also evaluated catch weight and date of capture of roe deer and wild boars. On the ground of results are set recommendations for the managemet of roe deer and wild boar in hunting.
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Sources acoustic noise and bio noise in breeding pigs
VESELÝ, Vojtěch
This bachelor thesis' aim was to measure acoustic noise in swine-breeding farms with fattening pigs barn. We have measured acoustic noise and bionoise in the barn with ventilators on and off. We have chosen two swine-breeding farm - UNIAGRA Jarošovice v Čihovicích v Týně nad Vltavou in the fattening pigs barn. The acoustic and bio noise was measured for one minutes and process was registered every 5 minutes. We have measured in 3 places and at the starting, middle and the end in every barn at the same time of the day. Results were put in graphs and the progress of individual curves was then compared. For all graphs of measured values were determined minimum and maximum and the calculated equivalent sound pressure level. We have found out, that the acoustic noise and bio noise was higher in barn in Chmelná, whether whereas it is bigger barn than in Čihovice and already for the reason that there are more ventilators, when shutdown ventilators, nervous pigs.
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Loriini - trade, captive breeding, distribution pattern
HOSPŮDKOVÁ, Hana
This project concerns with making data about numbers of populár lories in wildlife, their biology, protection and threat. Timespace evolution of legendary business was rated from 1981 2013 with using of CITES database. The results are evaluated within the framework of export, import, commoditis, purpose of trade and source of specimens. It was found out that the biggest business was with a live specimens, the most often reason was commercial and ancestry all animals was kept in captivity. Singapore, USA and Japan belonged between main importers. Indonesia, Singapore and South Africa were main exporters. Trichoglossus haematodus and Eos rubra were main kind of animals for business. The biggest success in this industry was registered in 1990 and then less in 1991 and 2005.
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A PROPOSAL OF THE SYSTEM OF INFORMATION FOR BREEDERS OF WARM-BLOOD HORSES
HAVLOVÁ, Lucie
The aim of this work was to compile a summary of the information provided to the public breeders by the five warm-blood horse breeding organizations in the Czech Republic. Mentioned horses are used for sporting purposes. A similar report was done on the extent and quality of information provided to the public breeders in neighboring European countries. We had prepared a proposal for a system that would provide the necessary information for effective breeding work . In the Czech Republic there is a system for collecting information about the population of horses. However, it is necessary to evaluate and publish information in an understandable form to breeders. As a basis for the preparation of tabular overview of the number of warm-blood horses bred in the Czech Republic, were collected the data from the Central horse register website and data from yearbooks and websites of individual breeders associations. Data were collected for the period of 2006 - 2013. In this thesis the processed data covers these breeds: Czech warmblood, Slovak warmblood, Moravian warmblood , Kinsky horse and Czech Traken. We have suggested the system, configuration and method for disclosure of the breeding information for warm-blood horse breeders and there is also recommended the annual frequency. As a model stallion was chosen Dutch warmblood Great Pleasure and we have created an information portfolio of this stallion. The system of the published information includes identification of the horse, pedigree, exterior evaluation, the results of his performance, comparing features and characteristics of the offspring population and the average breeding value estimation for exterior and performance. An important point is to make the overview of births and evaluated offspring. The proposed system should allow the improvement of the current breeding process and provide objective information to breeders for the right breeding decisions.
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Ouessant Sheep and Its Breeding in the Czech Republic and in some selected Countries of the European Union
VEBER, Tomáš
The author of this Bachelor thesis deals with sheep breed, called Ouessant Sheep. He wants to describe the status of its breeding in the Czech Republic and in selected States of the European Union. His work is handled in the form of literary research and focuses on the description and analysis of the current state of Ouessant (Ushant) Sheep breed in the mentioned countries: Begium, Germany, France, The Netherlands and Great Britain, with attempts to emphasize the elements and phenomena in the farms of the specific. Finally, it is attempting to bring the questions, on which it would be necessary to search the answers further systematic research.
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Evaluation of differences in crop management of line and hybrid cultivars of wheat (\kur{Triticum aestivum} L.)
MAGOČI, Jan
The target of this bachelor thesis is to compare the main differences of both breeding and growing technology of line and hybrid cultivars of sown wheat. On the grounds of gathered data from specialized literature and also from the growers from different parts of South Bohemian region, who are concerned with hybrid wheat growing, I came to the result that hybrid wheat is more productive than line cultivars, predominantly in the conditions that are less suitable for winter wheat growing. The breeding of hybrid wheat is more expensive and demanding, which has an impact on the price of seeds. According to chosen growers, it can be stated that hybrid wheat growing is in the phase of discovering qualities, abilities and possibilities of hybrid wheat.
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Evaluation of breeding of cheetah (Acinonyx jubatus) in the Czech Republic
VÁŇOVÁ, Jana
The aim of this work was to evaluate breeding of cheetah (Acinonyx jubatus) in the zoos of the Czech Republic according to the yearbooks of zoological gardens. Breeding of cheetah has started in the Czech Republic (zoo Praha) in 1933.. Plzeň zoo has been breeding the subspecies Acinonyx jubatus soemmeringii from 2010, the other zoos do not mention subspecies. The total number of cheetahs bred in the zoos in the Czech Republic is 17 individuals to 31.12.2012. This number of individuals is also the long term average from the beginning of breeding. The highest number of cheetahs (25 individuals) was bred in the years 1972-1975. and then in the years 2004-2007, with the peak of 34 cheetahs in 2005. The lowest number of cheetahs was bred in the Czech zoos in the years 1995-1997, it was 9 cheetahs. Nowadays cheetahs have been bred in 5 zoos in the Czech Republic: Dvůr Králové, Olomouc, Ústí nad Labem, Praha and Plzeň. Number of cheetahs in private breeding in the Czech Republic consisted almost 50 % of cheetahs kept in zoos to 31.12.2012. Number of bred cheetahs in the Czech zoos creates 1 % of bred cheetahs in zoos all over the world. Breeding cheetah cubs was successful in 3 Czech zoos Dvůr Králové, Praha and Olomouc. Zoo Dvůr Králové zoo is the 7th most successful zoo in breeding of cubs in the European scale. There was born 63 cheetah cubs from the first breeding in 1988 to 2012. On the second place there is Praha zoo. Breeding of cheetah cubs began here in 1972 and it was one of the 3 zoos in the world where breeding cubs was successful at that time. In 1972-2012 there were born 53 cubs. Praha zoo is the 9th most successful zoo in breeding cubs in European scale. Olomouc zoo bred first cheetahs in 2004 and 18 cubs were born here up to 2012.
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Evaluation of breeding of wolf (Canis lupus) in the C. R.
PRŮŠOVÁ, Zdenka
The aim of my study was to evaluate breeding of grey wolves (Canis lupus) in human care in the Czech Republic based on the data from the Union of Czech and Slovak Zoos (UCSZOO) Yearbooks and the data from individual zoos. After processing the data from the yearbooks since 1973 till 2012, I visited zoos´ and evaluated e. g. size of wolf-run, diet composition, chance to create a pack. The following subspecies C. l. lupus, C. l. pambasileus, C. l. occidentalis, C. l. arctos, C. l. signatus and individuals without determining the subspecies have (or were) bred in the Czech Republic. The first wolf reared in captivity in the Czech Republic was female of C. l. lupus (named Lota) in the Prague Zoo alredy in 1931. Nowadays nine zoos in the Czech Republic (two of them are not members of the UCSZOO) and three Slovak zoos (all members of the UCSZOO) breed wolves in captivity. Number of grey wolves that are bred in captivity is still growing. There were 102 grey wolves (87 within UCSZOO, 7 out of UCSZOO and 8 in private breedings) bred at the beginning of 2013. Number of grey wolves bred in evaluated zoos represented 12% and 7% of wolves bred in human care in Europa and in the world, respectively. Most of the individuals (48) were kept in the Olomouc Zoo. This zoo is simultaneously the only one which bred three subspecies of grey wolf. The most common subspecies of grey wolf kept in captivity is C. l. arctos, in the Czech Republic. Only the Olomouc Zoo and the Brno Zoo have bred this species in the Czech and Slovak Republic since 2006. There were recorded 93 grey wolves born in the UCSZOO member zoos with 74 % rearing success during the entire evaluated period (1984 2012).
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