1993Indian Journal of Animal NutritionOpen access

Performance of Broilers Fed Liv-52 Supplemented Ration

Suceta Sinha, Shouvik Mukherjee, N.N. Pandita

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Fifty day old, unsexed broiler chicks were divided into two groups of 25 each. Proprietary broiler ration was given to birds in both the groups. However, In group II the ration was supplemented with Ltv 52 @ 1 gm/Kg of feed. After 7 weeks, birds receiving Liv 52 supplemented diet weighed significantly more and showed a better feed conversion efficiency.

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Fifty day old, unsexed broiler chicks were divided into two groups of 25 each. Proprietary broiler ration was given to birds in both the groups. However, In group II the ration was supplemented with Ltv 52 @ 1 gm/Kg of feed. After 7 weeks, birds receiving Liv 52 supplemented diet weighed significantly more and showed a better feed conversion efficiency.

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Fifty day old, unsexed broiler chicks were divided into two groups of 25 each. Proprietary broiler ration was given to birds in both the groups. However, In group II the ration was supplemented with Ltv 52 @ 1 gm/Kg of feed. After 7 weeks, birds receiving Liv 52 supplemented diet weighed significantly more and showed a better feed conversion efficiency.

Key concepts: Broiler, Feed conversion ratio, Animal science, Veterinary medicine, Biology, Biotechnology, Medicine, Body weight

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