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2016•˜The œIndian journal of veterinary sciences and biotechnologyRequires access

Evaluation of meat byproduct - sludge on commercial broiler chicken performance.

A. Sundaresan, M. Babu, K. Premavalli, S. Ezhilvalavan, C. Pandian

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A study was conducted for a period of six weeks to evaluate the effect of meat by-product sludge on commercial broiler performance in a total of 270 unsexed Vencobb chicks. The experimental feeds were prepared by including sludge at zero per cent (control-T1), 2 per cent (T2) and 4 per cent (T3) level in the feed. Addition of two per cent inclusion of sludge in broiler chicken diet showed significant difference in growth performance at 6 weeks of age and did not alter the serum cholesterol, triglycerides and creatinine level of broilers. Further, the profit also more in 2% inclusion of sludge.

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A study was conducted for a period of six weeks to evaluate the effect of meat by-product sludge on commercial broiler performance in a total of 270 unsexed Vencobb chicks. The experimental feeds were prepared by including sludge at zero per cent (control-T1), 2 per cent (T2) and 4 per cent (T3) level in the feed. Addition of two per cent inclusion of sludge in broiler chicken diet showed significant difference in growth performance at 6 weeks of age and did not alter the serum cholesterol, triglycerides and creatinine level of broilers. Further, the profit also more in 2% inclusion of sludge.

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A study was conducted for a period of six weeks to evaluate the effect of meat by-product sludge on commercial broiler performance in a total of 270 unsexed Vencobb chicks. The experimental feeds were prepared by including sludge at zero per cent (control-T1), 2 per cent (T2) and 4 per cent (T3) level in the feed. Addition of two per cent inclusion of sludge in broiler chicken diet showed significant difference in growth performance at 6 weeks of age and did not alter the serum cholesterol, triglycerides and creatinine level of broilers. Further, the profit also more in 2% inclusion of sludge.

Key concepts: Broiler, Significant difference, Biotechnology, Cholesterol, Food science, Animal science, Biology, Medicine

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