COMPARISON OF TWO PROCEDURES ON THE METABOLIZABLE ENERGY VALUES OF POULTRY FAT AND FISH OIL WITH ADULT COCKERELS

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YAGHOUBFAR A.

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Journal: Agricultural Sciences and Technology Year:2004 | Volume:18 | Issue:2 Page(s): 21-28

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COMPARISON OF TWO PROCEDURES ON THE METABOLIZABLE ENERGY VALUES OF POULTRY FAT AND FISH OIL WITH ADULT COCKERELS

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FISH OILQ4

POULTRY FATQ4

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An experiment was performed to study the comparison of two PROCEDUREs on the metabolizable energy values of POULTRY FAT and FISH OIL. Thirty-two adult cockerels (Rhode Island Red) were used in bioassay under standard condition. In the first PROCEDURE (precision feeding) the birds not fed for 24 h and then basal diet included FISH OIL and POULTRY FAT at 5 and 10 percent were fed. In second PROCEDURE each birds was given a 3-d adaptation period fasted for 24 h and then given feed "(conventional addition method: CAM) to the same rations as those used in the first experiment. During the 3 d of the experimental period, dropping vyere collected and frozen for gross energy. The results of experiment showed that mean ME values of basal diet included 5 and 1 0 percent FISH OIL by the precision - feeding PROCEDURE were significantly increasing. It was concluded that methods of feeding were influence ME of FISH OIL and POULTRY FAT at 5 and 10 percents except AMEn value obtained of both PROCEDUREs. The result of this experiment proved mean AMEn value of POULTRY FAT and FISH OIL were 5.37±0.08 and 8.85±0.07 kcal/g respectively.

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YAGHOUBFAR, A.. (2004). COMPARISON OF TWO PROCEDURES ON THE METABOLIZABLE ENERGY VALUES OF POULTRY FAT AND FISH OIL WITH ADULT COCKERELS . AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES AND TECHNOLOGY, 18(2), 21-28. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/22400/en

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YAGHOUBFAR A.. COMPARISON OF TWO PROCEDURES ON THE METABOLIZABLE ENERGY VALUES OF POULTRY FAT AND FISH OIL WITH ADULT COCKERELS . AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES AND TECHNOLOGY[Internet]. 2004;18(2):21-28. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/22400/en

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A. YAGHOUBFAR, “COMPARISON OF TWO PROCEDURES ON THE METABOLIZABLE ENERGY VALUES OF POULTRY FAT AND FISH OIL WITH ADULT COCKERELS ,” AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES AND TECHNOLOGY, vol. 18, no. 2, pp. 21–28, 2004, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/22400/en

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