Fermento, melaço e sulfaquinoxalina
Sua interação na alimentação dos pintos
Palabras clave:
fermento seco, flora intestinal, ração básica, vitaminas essenciais, mortalidade inicialResumen
This paper deals with the use of the yeast (by product of alcoholic fermentation from molasses), molasses and Sulfaquinoxaline in the ratio of 3, 3,1 and 0,125%, respectively, in a basal ration, in feeding chicks.
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