?UTILIZATION OF RAPESEED MEAL/CAKE IN POULTRY FEED I.EFFECT OF INCORPO- RATING 10% RAPESEED CAKE IN POULTRY DIET ON THE GROWTH AND LAYING PERFORMANCE OF BROWN-EGG-LAYER (TETRA SL)

Authors

  • Antal Badshah Nuclear Institute for Food and Agriculture Tarnab, POBox 446, Peshawar
  • Aurang Zeb Nuclear Institute for Food and Agriculture Tarnab, POBox 446, Peshawar
  • Nizakat Bibi Nuclear Institute for Food and Agriculture Tarnab, POBox 446, Peshawar
  • Sajjad Ali Nuclear Institute for Food and Agriculture Tarnab, POBox 446, Peshawar
  • M A Chaudry Nuclear Institute for Food and Agriculture Tarnab, POBox 446, Peshawar

Keywords:

Rapeseed cake, Layers, Growth, Production performance.

Abstract

Fifteen days old 100chicks were divided into two groups. One group was maintained on standard diet, while the other
group was fed on the diet containing 10% rapeseed cake. During 34 weeks of the experiment, rapeseed group was
studied for liveability,feed consumption, laying performance andegg quality in comparison with the standard group. No
adverse effect was observed rather beneficial effect was observed on the growth and laying performance at this level.
Feed consumption for the period of first 6 weeks was 857g chick" for standard group and 918g chick" for rapeseed cake
group. Live weight after 20 weeks was 1478.88g pullet:' for standard group and J 503.07 g puller' for rapeseed cake
group. Laying record of seven weeks showed significant increase (p<0.05) in egg production for rapeseed cake group
(72.43%) as compared with 65.58% in standard group. Egg size ranged between 56to 59g in standard group and 54 to
60g in rapeseed cake group. Organoleptic testing revealed no differences in the overall acceptability scores which were
8 in both the cases.

Published

1998-04-20

How to Cite

Badshah, A., Zeb, A., Bibi, N., Ali, S., & Chaudry, M. A. (1998). ?UTILIZATION OF RAPESEED MEAL/CAKE IN POULTRY FEED I.EFFECT OF INCORPO- RATING 10% RAPESEED CAKE IN POULTRY DIET ON THE GROWTH AND LAYING PERFORMANCE OF BROWN-EGG-LAYER (TETRA SL). Biological Sciences - PJSIR, 41(2), 97–101. Retrieved from https://v2.pjsir.org/index.php/biological-sciences/article/view/2243

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