Evaluation of a plant extracts based feed intake stimulant additive in the diet of female broiler chickens.
Published: February 7, 2014
Summary
Introduction At hatching, the digestive system of chicks is anatomically immature, and feed intake is a critical stimulus for the development of digestive tract (Dibner,1997). It is recommended to stimulate chicken growth during the first week that lead to immune system and cellular capacity of pectoral muscle developments (Bigot et al, 2001). The objective of this trial was to evaluate the ...
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11 de febrero de 2014
Hello Virginia
Can we know the compostion Optifeed? thank you
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Himalaya
11 de febrero de 2014
How the plant extracts work in this case? do they act as a feed attractant or improve the digestion and in turn the feed intake.
Please elaborate.
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Vipla nutricare
15 de febrero de 2014
what is optifeed ? what is the composition ?
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Nutega
31 de octubre de 2014
what about later stages results? I mean from 7 days to slaughter?
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3 de julio de 2018
How does Optifeed work to create homogeneity among the herd members? What are the mechanisms and what are the difference between the other food additives used and are there studies on his work in the warm conditions of the year
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