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Chicks: Importance on the First Seven Days to Promote Weight Gain

Published: February 1, 2008
Source : Alltech Inc.
Steve Leeson, Ph.D., from the University of Guelph, recently revealed new findings on the importance of chick nutritional strategies.

Leeson was sponsored by Alltech, a global leader in animal health, to present his findings at the International Poultry Expo, held in Atlanta, Georgia. His findings exhibited the importance and impact of a comprehensive nutritional strategy for chicks during the first seven days out of the egg, which would in turn yield heavier birds at 42 days.

Leeson reported that a prestarter diet pack encompassing several patented Alltech technologies fed for just the first seven days outside of their shell yielded results such as:

* 34 percent heavier birds at 4 days
* 21 percent heavier birds at 7 days
* 17 percent heavier birds at 21 days
* 12 percent heavier birds at 33 days
* 9 percent heavier birds at 42 days


"Alltech has always been committed to providing natural solutions to the feed and food industries, and this new research supports our product, ‘The 7-Day Charge,’"  said Dr. Pearse Lyons, president and founder of Alltech. "Just as all babies – human and animal alike – need strong nutritional foundations for future development, Dr. Leeson has proven that this is true for chicks as well."

Attendees were amazed to hear about the possibility of a bird weighing 200 grams more after 42 days because of a mere seven-day nutritional strategy at the beginning of a bird’s life.

Since 1980, Alltech has provided natural nutritional solutions to the feed and food industries. Alltech’s presence has grown with offices and distributors in 113 countries and more than 1,800 employees around the world.
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Alltech Inc.
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Amir Attar
Javaneh khorasan
23 de febrero de 2008
Would you mind sending more details for me?
asad
25 de agosto de 2015
The article is very interesting! Could you send for me the full paper?
Abdul Malek Mahmood
2 de noviembre de 2010
My company will be involved in the broiler farming in the very near future. I was being given the task and respondsibility to gather inportant data,information and experiences of others for the purpose to kick start the venture on the right note. Through my reading i concur on the importance of the brooding period of the chicks. Appreciate very much if i could have the full detail of the article. Thanks....
Bernadette Green
Bernadette Green
6 de noviembre de 2009
Hi there, I would love more info on this Thank you
Hemdutt Kumar
Hemdutt Kumar
4 de junio de 2008
Very interesting study. Would be glad to get all facts as were documented.
Dr. Mohanasundaram
Dr. Mohanasundaram
21 de abril de 2008
Dr. Steeve Leeson, Its one another very informative, impressive research finding from the desk of Dr. Steeve Leeson. And I am a regular reader and follower. Could you please forward the complete article? Thanks and regards, Dr. Mohan, Brunei.
Fernando Costa
Fernando Costa
6 de marzo de 2008
The article is very interesting! Could you send for me the full paper?
khaled Rahahleh
21 de febrero de 2008
It is interesting, but need more information about it.
Nishant Singh
Nishant Singh
13 de febrero de 2008
Good research, I would like to know more about your research. Lucknow Uttar Pradesh-India
Kayode Makinde
Kayode Makinde
10 de febrero de 2008
Just like all the others, more info is needed urgently!
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