Effect of Detoxicated Rapeseed meal on Performance of Broiler
Yuxin Cheng
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Yuxin Cheng
Abstract
Diets added with 0 % , 5 % , 10 %, 15 % and 20 % detoxicated rapeseed meal were fed to AA broiler for 21d, respectirely. Results were shown as follows. When the proportion of rapeseed meal to broiler feed was less than 15%, the rate of daily gain and feed conversion of the broiler approached that of without detoxicated rapeseed meal (P 0. 05). While the proportion reached 15%, the performance above was a little less than that of without detoxicated rapeseed meal(P 0.05).
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Diets added with 0 % , 5 % , 10 %, 15 % and 20 % detoxicated rapeseed meal were fed to AA broiler for 21d, respectirely. Results were shown as follows. When the proportion of rapeseed meal to broiler feed was less than 15%, the rate of daily gain and feed conversion of the broiler approached that of without detoxicated rapeseed meal (P 0. 05). While the proportion reached 15%, the performance above was a little less than that of without detoxicated rapeseed meal(P 0.05).
Key concepts: Rapeseed, Broiler, Meal, Animal science, Feed conversion ratio, Food science, Biology, Body weight