THE EFFECT OF 2 COMMERCIAL FEED ADDITIVES AND FLAVOMYCIN ON INTESTINAL MICROFLORA, BROILERS’ PERFORMANCE AND AS FEED PRESERVATIVES
T. El-Afifi; H. Motawe; Gihan El-Moghazy, · 2003 · Journal of Animal and Poultry Production
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Abstract
One hundred and twenty two, one day old male Ross broiler chicks were used to evaluate the effect of Salkil, Prefect (two commercial feed additives) and Flavomycin (Antimicrobial growth promoter) on performance and on intestinal microflora. The chicks were divided into six groups: a) control with no additives, b) as control group but supplemented with 4 kg/ton Salkil during the whole period of the experiment (42 days), c) as control group but supplemented with 4 kg/ton Salkil during starting period and 2 kg/ton Salkil during the rest of the experiment, d) as control group but supplemented with
Abstract by T. El-Afifi; H. Motawe; Gihan El-Moghazy,, Journal of Animal and Poultry Production (2003) — licensed CC BY 4.0.
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Metadata source: DOAJ · DOI 10.21608/jappmu.2003.252932