researches regarding the influence of some fodder additives on the production performances of broiler turkey
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The researches have been made on a number of 150 broiler turkey juveniles, the Euro FB hybrid, assigned in 3 batches of 50 juveniles/batch for a period of 42 days (the growth stage). In the feed of batch 2 (E) was added organic Selenium (Sel-Plex) 0.03% and in the feed of batch 3 (E) was added the prebiotic Bio-Mos 0.1%. The turkey broilers of the three experimental batches were weighted at the beginning (at the age of one day) and each week following: the evolution of body mass, the daily average body gain, the daily average consumption and the specific consumption.The use of Sel-Plex in the feed of batch 2 (E) and the use of Bio-Mos in the feed of batch 3 determined the growth of the body weight at delivery date (at the age of 42 days) with 31.45 % at batch L2 (E) and 16.44 % at batch L3 (E), the increase of daily average body gain with 32.35% respective 16.93% and the allowance of the specific consumption with 27.96% at batch L2 (E) and 12.91 % at batch L3 (E) comparative with batch L1 (M).The results obtained confirm the positive influence of Sel-Plex and Bio-Mos on the main production and consumption parameters of broiler turkey juveniles.
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| Authors | ;A. SARA;M. BENłEA;L. PANTǍ;L. CLAPA |
| Journal | Enzyme and microbial technology |
| Year | 2008 |
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