2019
DOI: 10.36478/javaa.2019.55.60
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Effect of the Inclusion of Three Levels of Chicken Manure in Diet on Productive Performance of Finishing Lambs

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“…The FC values obtained are similar to those reported by Taasoli and Kafilzadeh (2008) in male sheep fed diets containing ensiled apple bagasse. Higher feed conversion ratios were reported by Mejía-Haro et al (2018) in female lambs fed a diet containing 30% apple bagasse with 0 and 20% poultry excreta (6.24 and 5.72 kg of feed/kg of body weight gain, respectively). Ruminal Fermentation Products: The total VFA concentration (Table 6) was higher (P < 0.05) for T3 than T1 and T2, and no differences between T1 and T2 were found.…”
Section: Feed Conversion Ratiomentioning
confidence: 68%
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“…The FC values obtained are similar to those reported by Taasoli and Kafilzadeh (2008) in male sheep fed diets containing ensiled apple bagasse. Higher feed conversion ratios were reported by Mejía-Haro et al (2018) in female lambs fed a diet containing 30% apple bagasse with 0 and 20% poultry excreta (6.24 and 5.72 kg of feed/kg of body weight gain, respectively). Ruminal Fermentation Products: The total VFA concentration (Table 6) was higher (P < 0.05) for T3 than T1 and T2, and no differences between T1 and T2 were found.…”
Section: Feed Conversion Ratiomentioning
confidence: 68%
“…Mcal/kg and was not different among treatments. Mejía-Haro et al (2018) obtained weight gains of 183 and 148 g d -1 in lambs using 30% EAB in diets with and without poultry excreta, respectively. These values are lower than those obtained in this study, partly because female lambs were used, which have lower weight gain than male lambs (Bores et al, 2002).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…El uso de subproductos alimenticios utilizados adecuadamente en las dietas de ovinos es una opción para reducir costos de producción sin que se vean afectadas la ganancia de peso y la conversión alimenticia. Mejía et al (2018) reportaron ganancias diarias de peso de 183 gr en corderas de reemplazo de pelo alimentadas con una dieta integral con el 30% de bagazo de manzana ensilado y el 20% de pollinaza.…”
Section: Ganancia De Pesounclassified
“…Otros estudios en ovinos en que se utilizaron otros subproductos, y que tuvieron ganancias de peso rentables para los productores, también han reportado parámetros de conversión alimenticia aceptables. Por ejemplo, Mejía et al (2018) reportaron valores de 5.72 kg de alimento por kilogramo de ganancia de peso en corderas alimentadas con una dieta conteniendo el 50% entre pollinaza y bagazo de manzana fermentado. Por su parte, Pereira et al (2014) no reportaron diferencias en consumo, ganancia de peso y conversión alimenticia cuando las vainas del mezquite substituyeron al grano de maíz en un 30%, 60% y 90% en una dieta para ovinos con el 30% de alfalfa y 70% de concentrado.…”
Section: Conversión Alimenticiaunclassified
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