Ravikanth Kotagiri

IntroductionLipids are the primary source of energy for animals, and the digestibility of fats determines the amount of energy that can be obtained by an animal from dietary fat. The age of birds influences the digestibility of fats and poor absorption is a problem in very young birds. The absorption of dietary fat is physiologically restricted in young animals due to low levels of natural lipase ...

 1. IntroductionDuring calving nutritional requirements increase rapidly with lactation. Ketosis, or acetonaemia, is a multifactorial disorder of energy metabolism i.e. metabolic disorder and is largely a management influenced disease in dairy cows in early lactation (Shpigel et al., 1996; Ingvartsen, 2006). Hyperketonemia is associated with an increase of oxidative stress levels (Youssef et ...

International Journal of Phytopharmacy Research ArticleVol. 4 (2), pp.67-69, Mar-Apr 2014ISSN: 2277-2928 (Online)Journal DOI:10.7439/ijpp©Scholar Science Journalswww.ssjournals.comAbstract Productivity of dairy animals depends not only on good nutritional diet but also on its proper digestion and assimilation. A study was conducted to evaluate the efficacy herbal appetite stimulants and ...

INTRODUCTIONThe flies are not only nuisance to the health of the birds in the farm but also become annoyance not only to the workers of the farm but also to the people residing in the villages nearby the farms The manure accumulated in commercial caged-layer houses are the major source of attraction for the flies (Musca spp.). These flies act as a vector to various disease causing organisms and th ...