Effect of feeding enzyme(s) supplemented ration on the performance of broilers
Gulam Ahmed Bhat
Abstract
Gulam Ahmed Bhat
Abstract
A feeding trial of3-6 weeks duration was conducted to determine thoe influence of feeding enzyme's (multi-enzyme mixture) supplemented ration on performance of broiler birds. Weight gain was significantly higher in birds fed enzyme supplemented ration as compared to those fed control ration There was no significant etlect on feed conversion ratio (FCR) although it was better in treated group. Birds fed enzymesupplemented ration gained 88.89 g more body weight as compared to those fed control ration. Cost benefit analysis: profit per bird was found to be higher (Rs. 2.91) in treated group than the control one.
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A feeding trial of3-6 weeks duration was conducted to determine thoe influence of feeding enzyme's (multi-enzyme mixture) supplemented ration on performance of broiler birds. Weight gain was significantly higher in birds fed enzyme supplemented ration as compared to those fed control ration There was no significant etlect on feed conversion ratio (FCR) although it was better in treated group. Birds fed enzymesupplemented ration gained 88.89 g more body weight as compared to those fed control ration. Cost benefit analysis: profit per bird was found to be higher (Rs. 2.91) in treated group than the control one.
Key concepts: Broiler, Animal science, Feed conversion ratio, Body weight, Veterinary medicine, Weight gain, Biology, Medicine