Effects of different levels of protein treated with formaldehyde on nutrients digestibility and some rumen and blood parameters in Awassi sheep
S. A. Shamoon¹, M. N. Saleh² and N.Y.Abbo² · 2009 · Iraqi Journal of Veterinary Sciences
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Abstract
This study was conducted on 2 stages using 18 Awassi lambs with average body weight (45kg). Animals were divided into 3 groups of six lambs each. During the first stage, the groups of lambs were individually fed on one of the three rations, which consisted mainly of barley, wheat bran and soybean meal, and contain three graded levels of crude protein 14, 16 and 18% in addition to urea and wheat straw. During the second stage lambs were fed on the same ration after treating barely and wheat bran with formaldehyde. Lambs were fed for 10 days as preperiod and then five days for fecal collection,
Abstract by S. A. Shamoon¹, M. N. Saleh² and N.Y.Abbo², Iraqi Journal of Veterinary Sciences (2009) — licensed CC BY 4.0.
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Metadata source: DOAJ · DOI 10.33899/ijvs.2009.189554