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Vol. 12, Issue 3 (2023)

Feeding effect of Moringa oleifera meal on growth performance in weaned Surti kids

Author(s):
YG Patel, SV Shah, PR Pandya, KN Wadhwani and DJ Parmar
Abstract:
Farm born Surti kids (n=24) were offered TMR having Moringa oleifera meal which was replaced with compound concentrate mixture to observe feed intake and growth performance The experiment was carried out for 154 days at Livestock Farm Complex, Veterinary College, KU, Anand by dividing animals in to four treatment groups and offered TMR having composition of 70% Jowar Hay + 30% Compound Concentrate mixture (CCM; T1), 70% Jowar Hay + 22.5% Compound Concentrate mixture + 7.5% Moringa oleifera meal (T2; 25% replacement), 70% Jowar Hay + 15% Compound Concentrate mixture + 15% Moringa oleifera meal (T3; 50% replacement) and 70% Jowar Hay + 30% Moringa oleifera meal (T4; 100% replacement). The average DMI (g/d) of all the Surti kids was recorded as 570.08±18.82, 615.11±15.15, 558.06±17.29 and 643.53±13.98 for T1, T2, T3 and T4 groups, respectively. Significantly higher (p<0.05) average DMI (% BW) was recorded in T2 (3.87±0.06) and T4 (3.85±0.05) groups compared to T3 (3.55±0.07) and T1 (3.44±0.06). The average FCR of experimental kids was similar in different treatment with 24.53±4.82, 21.25±3.82, 34.71±7.08 and 19.64±3.37 in T1, T2, T3 and T4 groups, respectively. The average daily body weight gain (g/head/d) of kids in different experimental groups was recorded at par viz., T1 (72.44±7.69), T2 (67.13±6.06), T3 (60.76±6.89) and T4 (66.10±5.35).
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How to cite this article:
YG Patel, SV Shah, PR Pandya, KN Wadhwani, DJ Parmar. Feeding effect of Moringa oleifera meal on growth performance in weaned Surti kids. Pharma Innovation 2023;12(3):3466-3470.

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