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Bulletin of the National Nutrition Institute of the Arab Republic of Egypt. 2006; 29: 14-23
in English | IMEMR | ID: emr-76359

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Three hundred and sixty one-day old Inshas chicks were used to investigate the effect of crushed Nigella sativa seed [CNS] levels as feed additive for the 1 st five weeks of the growing period [0-20 weeks old] which fed a starter ration [19% CP and 2835 Kcal ME/Kg ration], through the period [0-8 weeks], a grower ration [15.21% CP and 2484 kcal ME / kg ratio through the period [8-20 weeksold] and the laying period [20-32 weeks old] which fed a laying ration [16% CP and 2705 / K Cal ME / Kg ration]. Live body weight [L.B.W.], live body weight gain [L.B.W.G.], feed intake [F.I.], feed conversion [F.C.], egg production, hatchability, fertility, egg quality, age at sexual maturity, blood serum cholesterol, total protein, T3, T4, semen concentration and dead/ a live sperm% were recorded. Performance results revealed that the heavier body weight, body weight gain, least feed intake, best feed conversion are achieved by chicks fed 2% supplemented dietary CNS compared to the control one, low and high level of CNS during the growing period. Laying performance results revealed that a significant increase [P

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Dietary Supplements , Reproduction , Chickens , Semen/analysis
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