The Effect of Feeding a Diet Containing Canola Meal on the Incidence of Fatty Liver Syndrome Among Four Maternal Poultry Meat Breeder Genotypes to 266 Days of Age

Proudfoot, F. G.; Hulan, H. W.

doi:10.4141/cjas87-014

Can. J. Anim. Sci.

1987

DOI: 10.4141/cjas87-014

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The Effect of Feeding a Diet Containing Canola Meal on the Incidence of Fatty Liver Syndrome Among Four Maternal Poultry Meat Breeder Genotypes to 266 Days of Age

F. G. Proudfoot¹,

H. W. Hulan²

Abstract: Dietary protein levels per.se had no significant effect on the iicidence of FLS (p> 0.05). Data to 266 d also provide useful information on general performance, particulariy with regard to egg production, age at sexual maturity; feed efhciency, initiaLegg weight and egg specific gravity.

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Parental Effects on Performance of Broiler Chicken Progenies

Proudfoot

Hulan

1987

Poultry Science

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Mortality among broiler progeny from a meat-type parent population, consisting of four maternal genotypes (two normal and two dwarf) mated with two normal paternal genotypes (White and Gold) and fed three different breeder diets was not significantly (P greater than .05) affected by genotypes or parental dietary treatments. Body weights of male and female progenies from matings with White males were significantly (P less than .05) heavier at both 21 and 42 days than those sired by Gold males but progeny sired by Gold males exhibited the best feed conversion. The progeny from normal hens were heavier, had a better feed conversion up to 21 days, and yielded higher monetary returns than those from dwarf hens. Parental diets had no significant effect on progeny weights, feed conversion, or monetary returns. A low magnitude first-order interaction, involving paternal and maternal genotypes, occurred for feed conversion and monetary returns.

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Parental Effects on Performance of Broiler Chicken Progenies

Proudfoot

Hulan

1987

Poultry Science

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Effect of dietary corn dried distillers grains with solubles, canola meal, and chloride on electrolyte balance, growth performance, and litter moisture of growing turkeys

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A study determined if dietary corn dried distillers grains with solubles (DDGS), canola meal (CM), or chloride (Cl) could adversely affect the performance and litter moisture of turkeys. A total of 1,089 Nicholas toms were used in a study during 2 to 14 wk of age. The poults were randomized into 99 pens (11 poults/pen) with number reduced to 10/pen at 8 wk. The factorial arrangement consisted of 3 diet sets [corn-soy (CS), CS + 20% DDGS, CS + 20% DDGS + 10% canola meal] and 3 Cl levels (0.22, 0.32, 0.42%), making 9 treatments distributed in 11 replicate blocks. Diets were formulated to be isocaloric with similar levels of digestible amino acids for each of 4 feeding phases. The dietary electrolyte balance varied with diet set and age period and ranged from 351 to 181 mEq/kg of diet (Na(+) + K(+) - Cl(-)) or 184 to -29 mEq/kg (Na(+) + K(+)) - (Cl(-) + S(2-)). Individual BW and pen feed residues were measured at each phase. Samples of litter were collected at 11 and 14 wk for measuring moisture. During 2 to 14 wk, no differences were observed in BW and ADG attributable to diet (P < 0.05). Birds fed diets containing DDGS or with CM consumed 6.0% more ADFI (P > 0.05). No differences were found for Cl or diet × Cl interaction for BW, ADG, or ADFI. The feed conversion ratio (FCR) was higher (P > 0.05) for birds fed diets containing DDGS or CM. A diet × Cl interaction was found for FCR during 8 to 14 wk; increasing Cl over 0.22% significantly increased the FCR by 3.0% only in diets containing DDGS with CM. Litter moisture was increased in diets containing DDGS or with CM, and by increased Cl. Including S in dietary electrolyte balance resulted in a better albeit weak correlation with ADG during 2 to 5 wk (-0.51 vs. -0.36) and FCR during 11 to 14 wk (-0.36 vs. -0.21). Due to the detrimental effect on FCR, high Cl should be avoided with DDGS and CM in turkey grower diets.

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Effect of Different Levels of Blood Meal on Broiler Performance During Two Phases of Growth

Khawaja¹,

Ansari²,

Khan³

2007

International J. of Poultry Science

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The Effect of Feeding a Diet Containing Canola Meal on the Incidence of Fatty Liver Syndrome Among Four Maternal Poultry Meat Breeder Genotypes to 266 Days of Age

Abstract: Dietary protein levels per.se had no significant effect on the iicidence of FLS (p> 0.05). Data to 266 d also provide useful information on general performance, particulariy with regard to egg production, age at sexual maturity; feed efhciency, initiaLegg weight and egg specific gravity.

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Parental Effects on Performance of Broiler Chicken Progenies

Parental Effects on Performance of Broiler Chicken Progenies

Effect of dietary corn dried distillers grains with solubles, canola meal, and chloride on electrolyte balance, growth performance, and litter moisture of growing turkeys

Effect of Different Levels of Blood Meal on Broiler Performance During Two Phases of Growth

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