Performance and mineral requirements of indigenous Canindé goats

Ribeiro, Luana; Medeiros, Ariosvaldo Nunes de; Carvalho, Francisco Fernando Ramos de; Pereira, Elzânia Sales; Souza, Antônio Pereira de; Neto, José Maurício Santos; Bezerra, Leílson Rocha; Santos, Stefanie Alvarenga; Oliveira, Ronaldo Lopes

doi:10.1016/j.smallrumres.2018.10.005

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“…This effect is a response to the low DMI coupling with low nutrient intake, as goats have high energy and protein requirements for growth (Araújo et al, 2017a). This argument is further supported by the observation of Ribeiro et al (2018), who observed a reduction in the ADG of Canindé kids at 60% of feed restriction, decreasing from 92.2 g/day (ad libitum) to 22.5 g/day (60% of feed restriction).…”

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confidence: 70%

“…Feed restriction is a strategy whose effects have been investigated in studies with goats on meat production (Bezerra et al, 2017), fatty acid profile in milk (Palma et al, 2017), immune response (Abdalla et al, 2014), mineral metabolism (Härter et al, 2017), biochemical and endocrine parameters (Lérias et al, 2015), water balance (Teixeira et al, 2006) and intake and productive performance of goats (Ribeiro et al, 2018). However, studies comparing the performance of Boer × NDG F1 with Canindé and Moxotó kids subjected to different levels of feed restriction are not available in the literature.…”

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Ingestive behaviour and Growth Performance of Boer Crossbred and Indigenous Goat Kids Under Different Feeding Levels in Semiarid Region in Brazil

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This study aimed to evaluate intake, digestibility, ingestive behaviour, and growth performance of Boer × nondescript breed (NDG) F1, Canindé, and Moxotó kids subjected to three levels of feeding (ad libitum intake and restricted intake by 25 and 50%). The study used 45 noncastrated males, 15 animals from each genetic group, assigned to a 3 × 3 factorial arrangement, with five replicates of each genotypic group at each feeding level.There was an interaction (P<0.05) between genotype and feeding levels for intake, digestibility, and average daily gain (ADG). Boer × NDG F1 kids fed ad libitum had higher dry matter intake (g/day), average daily gain, and lower dry matter digestibility than the Canindé and Moxotó kids. Kids at the 50% restriction level had a longer rumination time per gram of dry matter ingested (0.76 min/g) compared to that fed ad libitum (0.29 min/g) and with 25% restriction (0.41 min/g, P<0.05). Boer × NDG F1 animals, when fed ad libitum, have high growth performance compared to Canindé and Moxotó. Thus, it can be inferred that in feedlot systems with unrestricted feeding and a higher proportion of concentrate than forage (above 50%) in the diet, the use of the Boer × NDG F1 kids is an alternative to increase meat production in the Brazilian semiarid region. When subjected to feed restriction, the growth performance of Boer crossbred kids is similar to that of indigenous breeds. Kids subjected to feed restriction have longer rumination time and higher digestibility coefficients than their counterparts.

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Ingestive behaviour and Growth Performance of Boer Crossbred and Indigenous Goat Kids Under Different Feeding Levels in Semiarid Region in Brazil

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“…The most ingredients and the best nutritional substances in BB types as antioxidant, vitamins and minerals may be improved LBW which refluxed on BCS (Urcan et al, 2017). The differences in results of BCS between trial groups (B and C groups) and control group (A group) could be ascribed to feed quality (Ribeiro et al, 2018) revealed that minerals (macrominerals and microminerals) could be had a major function for the most body weight and the basic principle of metabolic processes then, disability has disturbances, cause impair animals performance, retard growth and reduce the digestibility of diet. Mărgăoan et al, (2019) indicated that the highest level of antioxidants and vitamins in feedstuffs could be considered as one of the most important ways to prevent less weight in livestock.…”

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Effect of Using Different Beebread Types as Natural Hive Pellets or Extract on Reproductive and Productive Performance of Dairy Goats

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Desoky

El-Emam

et al. 2021

Journal of Animal and Poultry Production

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Objective was to investigate supplying goats by bee bread (BB) such as natural hive pellets or extract to improve reproductive and productive performance. A total number of 24 goats were used. They were divided into three groups as A, B and C then, BB offered at levels of 0, 4 g and 5.0 ml daily / head, respectively. Reproductive parameters and oestrus resumption were investigated. Also, productive performance such as suckling and peak lactation were determined. The blood parameters were analyzed. Finely, correlation coefficient among feeding and some reproductive and productive procedures were explained. The results indicated that B or C goats had higher (P<0.05) and similar LBW, BCS and BMI than A goats. The reproductive parameters were better in B and C goats than A goats. The B and C goats have shorter (P<0.05) days of estrus and longer (P<0.05) estrus time duration than A goats. Milk yield during suckling and peak of lactation were significantly (P<0.05) higher in B and C goats than A goats. The glucose, total protein, globulin, HDL were significantly (P<0.05) higher in B and C goats than A goats. However, the total lipids, albumin, triglycerides, cholesterol, LDL, AST, ALT and creatinine, in B and C goats were lower (P<0.05) than A goats. The positive correlation coefficient was observed among BB feeding and some reproductive and productive. Conclusion, BB pellets or solution able to improve reproductive and productive performance of goats.

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Macromineral requirements for gain of Dorper lambs with differences in residual feed intake and raised in Brazilian semiarid

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Mendes

Rodrigues

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Small Ruminant Research

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Performance and mineral requirements of indigenous Canindé goats

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Ingestive behaviour and Growth Performance of Boer Crossbred and Indigenous Goat Kids Under Different Feeding Levels in Semiarid Region in Brazil

Ingestive behaviour and Growth Performance of Boer Crossbred and Indigenous Goat Kids Under Different Feeding Levels in Semiarid Region in Brazil

Effect of Using Different Beebread Types as Natural Hive Pellets or Extract on Reproductive and Productive Performance of Dairy Goats

Macromineral requirements for gain of Dorper lambs with differences in residual feed intake and raised in Brazilian semiarid

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