Utilization of Subabul (Leucaena leucocephala) Seed in Concentrate Mixture of Sheep
Pranav Raj, N.P. Purushotham, Maddula Ramakoti Reddy
Abstract
Pranav Raj, N.P. Purushotham, Maddula Ramakoti Reddy
Abstract
Three Decanni sheep (12-14 in; 23-25 hg) were divided into 3 groups and fed 0(T1), 15(T2) and 30(T3) per cent levels of Subabul (leucama leucocephala) seeds in their concentrate ration in a 3 x 3 Latin square design experiment Mixed grass hay was aiso fed ad lib. No significant differences were observed in digestibility of nutrients on various treatments except EE which showed significant (P<0.05) increase at 30% level. All the animals were in positive N, Ca, and P balances. The percent N retained increased with an increase in. the level of subabul seeds in the ration. Subabul seeds can be incorporated at 30% level in sheep rations without any 111 effect.
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Three Decanni sheep (12-14 in; 23-25 hg) were divided into 3 groups and fed 0(T1), 15(T2) and 30(T3) per cent levels of Subabul (leucama leucocephala) seeds in their concentrate ration in a 3 x 3 Latin square design experiment Mixed grass hay was aiso fed ad lib. No significant differences were observed in digestibility of nutrients on various treatments except EE which showed significant (P<0.05) increase at 30% level. All the animals were in positive N, Ca, and P balances. The percent N retained increased with an increase in. the level of subabul seeds in the ration. Subabul seeds can be incorporated at 30% level in sheep rations without any 111 effect.
Key concepts: Leucaena leucocephala, Hay, Latin square, Nutrient, Veterinary medicine, Biology, Animal science, Agronomy