Response of Growing Japanese Quails to Different Types of Some Medicinal Seed Oils as Enhancing Additives
Roshdy El-Kady,
Saad El-Din Yassein,
Abdel-Khalek El-Ghamry
et al.
Abstract:HIS EXPERIMENTAL study was examined to investigate the impact of some medicinal plant oil seeds on the performance, carcass and some biochemical parameters of Japanese quail chicks. A total of 450 one-week-old unsexed chicks were divided into five groups, each consisting of 90 birds (three replicates of 30 birds each), in a random and equitable manner. All quails were kept in cages brooder equipped with raised wire bottoms and placed in a temperature-controlled room until 7 weeks old. All five groups were fed … Show more
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