The effect of unconventional mineral mixtures on the nutrient digestibility of broiler chicken feed

Tyurina, L.E.; Табаков, Н А; Лефлер, Т Ф; Турицына, Е. Г.; Волкова, А. Г.

doi:10.1088/1755-1315/548/7/072043

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“…Tyurina et al . [ 37 ] detailed the results of the effect of a mineral mixture with vermiculite on the physiological parameters of broiler chickens, where vermiculite improved the digestibility of feed nutrients.…”

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Vermikom feed additive effects on dairy cows' blood and milk parameters

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Background and Aim: Dairy cattle breeding plays a significant role in providing the population with high-quality, reasonably priced goods. The development of this industry and its effectiveness depends on the proper use of available feed products. Feed additives (FAs), as a rule, should compensate for missing elements in the diet. This study aimed to determine the effect of the FA Vermikom on blood parameters, as well as milk physicochemical and mineral composition and yield in lactating dairy cows. Materials and Methods: A total of 30 Holstein cows, with an average weight of 650±5 kg, were randomly divided into three groups of 10. Over a period of 5 months, each group was fed one of three diets: Mixed main diet without supplements (control), main diet supplemented with 2% Vermikom, and main diet supplemented with 4% Vermikom. Results: Hematological parameters, productivity, and physicochemical and mineral composition of milk from animals provided the FA Vermikom were higher than those of the control group. In the Vermikom groups, the hemoglobin content was higher by 5.75%, calcium by an average of 10.8%, and total protein by 2.5%. The average daily milk yield was also higher by 8.4% than the control group. Regarding the mineral composition of the milk, the content of calcium, phosphorus, and iron exceeded that of the control on average by 2.9%, 3.4%, and 14.8%, respectively. Conclusion: We propose introducing 4% Vermikom into the diet of dairy cows based on the study results. Future research will expand our knowledge regarding cows' needs for all recommended nutrients, thereby improving animal productivity and milk quality. The results obtained contribute to further expanding the food base of animal husbandry in the Republic of Kazakhstan.

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Vermikom feed additive effects on dairy cows' blood and milk parameters

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“…The data obtained were analyzed for the mean and the standard deviation of each content before run-through analysis of variance (ANOVA) for any distinction in the observed variables [36,37], followed by the Least Significant Difference (LSD) test when significant differences were found [38][39][40][41].…”

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Dried Rice for Alternative Feed as a Waste Management Product for Sustainable Bioeconomy in Rice-Producing Countries

Tonda,

Hendroko Setyobudi,

Vincevica-Gaile

et al. 2024

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Dried rice, an organic waste recycling product, is made from dried rice leftovers. With a carbohydrate content nearly equivalent to corn but at a lower price, it has potential as an energy-generating feed, especially in poultry farming. The nutrient content and price of dried rice were evaluated to assess its efficiency for animal feed use. Dried rice samples from three areas in East Java, Indonesia, were analyzed for moisture, ash, crude protein, crude fat, and crude fiber content. Additionally, this research assesses the effectiveness of dried rice as a corn substitute in broiler feed by observing its impact on feed intake, average daily gain, feed conversion ratio, and broiler performance index. Proximate analysis showed insignificant differences among treatments, with moisture content ranging 12.45–12.71%, ash content 0.55–1.31%, crude protein 10.34–10.64%, crude fat 0.12–2.48%, and crude fiber from 0.81 to 1.55%. Although all samples were assessed as efficient, products from Lumajang and Pasuruan were preferred for feed production due to their similarity to corn nutrient content. Dried rice costs approximately USD 213–228 per ton, significantly lower than corn. Dried rice production reduces both organic waste and poultry production costs concurrently, serving as a sustainable waste management model in Indonesia and other rice-producing countries, shifting towards a bioeconomy from a linear economy.

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“…The lack of mineral substances in the diet can cause severe harm to poultry farming, restrain the growth of livestock, reduce productivity, cause diseases and deaths, and worsen the quality of products. Fulfillment of these requirements can be ensured by using compound feeds balanced in all basic nutrients and biologically active substances, as well as using highly effective special additives, such as vermiculites [1,2].…”

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Development of compound feed recipes for broiler chickens (13-28 days) using vermiculite

Zhiyenbayeva,

Yermukanova,

Kultayeva

et al. 2024

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Recently, in the CIS countries and abroad, to compensate for the mineral deficiency of feed rations and reduce their cost, substances of natural origin have increasingly begun to be used: zeolites, travertines, sapropels, bentonites, etc. The prlackblem of the widespread use of natural minerals in the diet of farm animals and poultry represents a pressing issue, given their distinctive properties, waste-free technology, environmental friendliness, and relatively low cost. One of these minerals suitable for use in poultry nutrition is vermiculite (hydromica, hydrous silicate of magnesium and iron of variable composition). The purpose of the study is to determine the physicochemical composition of vermiculite from the Kulantau deposit, and its use as a mineral in the production of animal feed and development of compound feed recipes for broiler chickens Cobb500. The physicochemical parameters of vermiculite, a natural mineral, have been determined. The research analyses were carried out in the research laboratory for assessing the quality and safety of food products of the Almaty Technological University. Feed recipes were developed at LLP “AGRO FIT KAPSHAGAY”. The compound feed recipes for Cobb 500 broiler chickens of 13-28 days were tested at JSC “Alel agro”, in poultry house No. 3.

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The effect of unconventional mineral mixtures on the nutrient digestibility of broiler chicken feed

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Vermikom feed additive effects on dairy cows' blood and milk parameters

Vermikom feed additive effects on dairy cows' blood and milk parameters

Dried Rice for Alternative Feed as a Waste Management Product for Sustainable Bioeconomy in Rice-Producing Countries

Development of compound feed recipes for broiler chickens (13-28 days) using vermiculite

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