Efeito de alguns fenos de origem tropical sobre o crescimento de frangos de corte
Palavras-chave:
farinha alfafa, feno rami, cultura alfafa, crescimento pintos, pigmentação canelasResumo
An experiment was conducted with a total of 400 broilertype chicks to study some tropical hays as a substitute for alfalfa meal in chick starter rations. The chicks were fed diets containing 5 percent either of one of the following products: alfalfa hay, ramie (Boehmeria nivea) meal, "soja perene" hay (Glycine javanica) and tarsum (a natural source of vitamins, microelements and pigments). Corn cobs was used in the control diet.
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