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Effect of Two Treatments with Garlic Powder on Final Body Weight, Carcass Weight, and Internal Organs in Broiler Chicks

تأثير معاملات مختلفة بالثوم في الوزن الحي النهائي و أوزان الذبائح و الأعضاء الداخلية لفراريج دجاج اللحم

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 Publication date 2010
and research's language is العربية
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This research was carried out using a total of 60 one-day old chicks from hybrid broiler (Hubbard). Opened house system was used for rearing on floor pens. The chicks divided randomly into three equal groups. The first group considered as a control which was fed on a ration without supplementation of Garlic Powder (0.0%). while the second and third were fed on a ration supplemented with Garlic Powder by (0.5%) & (1%) respectively. All treatments were applied beginning from one-day chicks old up to sixth week of age. The results showed that the supplementation of Garlic Powder (0.5%) and (1%) led to improve broiler performance: significantly increase (P<0.05) was noticed in final live body weight 5.12 % and 3.54%; weight gain 5.26 % and 3.62% respectively comparing with control, improve feed efficiency 7.57% and 8.86%, decrease feed consumption 2.69% and 5.54%.

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Adibmorad M.; Bahman Navidshad Jamal Seifdavati and Maryam Royan. (2006). Effect of Dietary Garlic Meal on Histological Structure of Small Intestine in Broiler Chickens. Poultry Science 4 (43):378-383
Ankri, S.,and D. Mirelman. (1999). Antimicrobial properties of allicin from garlic. Microbes and Infection 1:125-129
Carrijo, A. S., Madeira, L. A., Sartori, J. R., Pezzato, A. C., Gonçalves, J. C., Cruz, V. C. da, Kuibida, K. V., and D. F. Pinheiro. (2006). Powdered garlic in the alternative feeding of broiler chickens. Universidade Federal de Mato Grosso do Sul, Caixa Postal 549, CEP 79070-900 Campo Grande, MS, Brazil
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