Effect on Diet Supplementation with Flavomycin-40 and Polmix-B on Performance of Broilers
S.A. Kailaswar, R. G. Burte, Shamal Pawar, V. A. Toro
Abstract
S.A. Kailaswar, R. G. Burte, Shamal Pawar, V. A. Toro
Abstract
One hundred eighty, day old, broiler chicks, divided into nine groups of 20 each were randomly allotted to three dietary treatments viz standard basal ration (T0), basal ration + Flavomycin-40 @ 100 g/t (T1)) basal lation + Pounix-B @ 200 g/t (T2). After 7 weeks, birds receiving Flavomycin-44 a Bid Polmix-B supplemented diet weighed signfficantly more (P<0.05) and showed a better feed conversion efficiency, without significantly affecting carcass characteristics. The average cost of feeding per kg gain in body weight for treatments T0, T1 and T2 was Rs. 10.51, 9.94 and 932, respectively.
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One hundred eighty, day old, broiler chicks, divided into nine groups of 20 each were randomly allotted to three dietary treatments viz standard basal ration (T0), basal ration + Flavomycin-40 @ 100 g/t (T1)) basal lation + Pounix-B @ 200 g/t (T2). After 7 weeks, birds receiving Flavomycin-44 a Bid Polmix-B supplemented diet weighed signfficantly more (P<0.05) and showed a better feed conversion efficiency, without significantly affecting carcass characteristics. The average cost of feeding per kg gain in body weight for treatments T0, T1 and T2 was Rs. 10.51, 9.94 and 932, respectively.
Key concepts: Broiler, Basal (medicine), Animal science, Feed conversion ratio, Body weight, Biology, Weight gain, Veterinary medicine