researches on the productive effect of a lipid absorption improver, used in broilers feeding

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Abstract
According to the researches results, the chickens within the experimental groups performed better values for the live weight gain and for the feed conversion rate, as compared to those in the control group. Economically speaking, the revenue was 2,30-7,35% higher in the E2 group, which yield the best production parameters (highest live weight and lowest FCR), than those obtained by the chickens in the other studied groups.The best performances, considering all the parameters, were observed in E2 group, which received a concentration of 500 g feed additive (LB)/tone of mixed fodder, in order to improve the lipids absorption rate in chickens gut.
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Authors ;I.M. POP;D. SIMEANU
Journal Enzyme and microbial technology
Year 2007
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Keywords
broiler nutrition fodder additivesagriculturetechnologyscience

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