TAILIEUCHUNG - Effect of dietary supplementation of ginger and cinnamon on growth performance and economics of broiler production

The 140 day old „Vencob-400‟ chicks, which were divided into seven treatment groups with four replicates per group (Five chicks per replicate) . 20 chicks per treatment groups. Dietary treatments consisted of basal diet T0 (Control), T1, T2 and T3 with T4, T5 and T6consist of 1, 2 and 3 per cent cinnamon while 1, 2 and 3 per cent ginger, respectively. Body weight and feed consumption were recorded at weekly interval. Feed conversion ratio, dressing percentage, economics of broiler production were calculated. Cinnamon and ginger feeding were done separately and compared by completely randomized design (CRD). The body weight of the (T2) cinnamon and 1% ginger (T4) group was significantly (P≤) higher than the other groups. The average feed consumption was significantly highest ( g/b) in control group and lowest ( ± g/b) in cinnamon (T2) supplemented group. No mortality was observed entire experiment. Highest profit per bird was observed in T4 (Rs. ) followed by T2 (), T1 () and other treatments while lowest in T3 ().Similarly highest cost benefit ratio was found in T4 supplemented with 1% ginger powder followed by T2, T1, T5, T0, T3 and T6. From the result of present study it was concluded that dietary inclusion of % cinnamon and % ginger can be used as growth promoters for more profit per bird. | Effect of dietary supplementation of ginger and cinnamon on growth performance and economics of broiler production

• Sinh học
• Dietary supplementation
• Ginger and cinnamon
• Growth performance
• Economics of broiler production
• Profit per bird
• Murrah buffaloes
• Lysine and choline supplementation
• Transition murrah buffaloes
• Choline supplementation
• Dietary supplementation rumen protected methionine
• Hematological parameters
• Dietary supplementation of ajwain
• Economical parameters
• Pratapdhan chickens
• Probiotics (Addon Poultry Max)
• Dietary supplementation of probiotics
• Immune parameters
• Commercial broiler chicken
• Dietary minerals
• Low salinity water
• Litopenaeus vannamei
• Dietary minerals supplementation
• Growth and survival of Litopenaeus vannamei
• Carcass yield
• Broiler chicken
• Carcass yield in broiler chicken
• Dietary minerals supplementation on growth
• Semen quality
• Ho cock
• Sesame seed supplementation
• Improve semen quality of ho cocks
• Dietary supplementation with sesame seeds
• Subfertile buffalo bulls
• Post thaw
• Sperm motion traits
• Dietary herbal supplementation
• CASA based sperm motion traits
• Intestinal bacteriology
• Intestine of broilers
• Turmeric powder in intestine
• Antimicrobial effect
• Dietary tryptophan supplementation
• Uterine morphology
• Layer chicken
• White Leghorn layers
• Seven experimental groups
• Feed efficiency
• Feeding in surti goat kids
• Yeast on growth
• Feed conversion efficiency
• Cost of feeding in surti goat kids
• Heat stress
• Vitamin C
• Corn oil
• Broiler performance under heat stress
• Corn oil supplementation
• Dietary vitamin C
• Crossbred calves
• Haematological parameters
• Hepato renal bio markers
• Dietary nano zinc oxide supplementation
• Serum biochemical parameters
• Labeo rohita
• SGR and FCR
• Immune response of Indian major carp
• Methionine on growth
• Survival and immune response
• Mannan oligosaccharide
• Probiotic (Protexin)
• Immune response in broilers
• Production performance
• Dietary supplementation of MOS
• Broiler birds
• Betaine hydrochloride
• Feed conversion ratio
• Cost effectiveness in broiler chicken
• Dietary supplementation of betaine hydrochloride
• Turmeric and ginger
• Feed additives in Gramapriya chicks
• Dietary supplementation of turmeric
• Combination as feed additives
• Dairy farm liquid waste
• Nellore lambs
• Growth performance of nellore lambs
• Non conventionally produced Azolla
• Dietary supplementation of conventional
• Neem leaf
• Meal supplementation
• Bacterial count
• Broiler chickens
• Neem leaf meal supplementation
• Bacterial count in broiler chickens
• BMC Veterinary Research
• Intestinal disorders
• Dietary supplementation of butyrate
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• Microencapsulated sodium butyrate
• Nitrogen utilization
• Lactating buffaloes
• Plasma metabolites
• Lactating Murrah buffaloes
• Dietary monensin supplementation
• Chemical composition
• Breast muscle
• Breast muscle in broiler chicken
• Higher dietary l arginine supplementation
• Chicory root powder
• Body length
• Murrah buffalo calves
• Prebiotic source to augment health
• T 2 toxin
• Salmonella Gallinarum
• Interaction study
• Vitamin E
• Arginine and vitamin E supplementation
• α Tocopherol
• Dietary antioxidants
• Micronutrient supplementation
• Viable alternative
• Fenugreek (Trigonella foenum graecum L )