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[ Article ] Effectiveness of probiotic feed ingredient on the growth performance of broiler

Date de soumission:	10-02-2017
Année de Publication:	2016
Entité/Laboratoire	Laboratoire de Recherche Avicole et de Zoo-Economie (LRAZE)
Document type :	Article
Discipline(s) :	Productions Animales & Zootechnie

Titre	Effectiveness of probiotic feed ingredient on the growth performance of broiler
Auteurs	GNIKPO Aristide [1], CHRYSOSTOME CHRISTOPHE ACHILLE A. MAHUSSI [2], HOUNDONOUGBO PASCAL VENANT [3], ADENILE D. A. [4], DOUGNON T. Jacques [5], CODJIA JEAN TIMOTHE CLAUDE [6],
Journal:	International Journal of Biological and Chemical Sciences (Int. J. Biol. Chem. Sci.)
Catégorie Journal:	Internationale
Impact factor:	0.31
Volume Journal:	10
DOI:
Resume	The use of antibiotics in human or veterinary therapy is followed by the appearance of bacteria resistance to these antibiotics. This is a serious problem because of the direct impact on therapeutic possibilities. This study aimed at evaluating the efficiency of a probiotic feed ingredient (Starter) on the growth performance of broiler (Hubbard) to allow a reduction of the use of antibiotics. The experimental design consists of four treatments with three replications: diets with 0%, 1.5%, 3% and 4.5% of the probiotic feed ingredient. Each replication consists of 18 broilers with an average live body weight of 43.04 ± 6.38 g. After seven (7) weeks of trial, chickens receiving the treatment .T1.5 had the best growth with an average weight of 984.22 ± 249.2 g, but with no significant difference (P> 0.05). In this treatment, their feed intake was the highest (51.38 g/bird/day) while the feed conversion rate turned out to be the lowest (6.67 g feed/g Live body weight). The highest value of carcass yield (76.1%) and sternum proportion (5.54%) were obtained in treatment T3. From the above results, we can state that the probiotic feed ingredient included at 1.5% and 3% improved growth performance of broilers. It could help to significantly improve the production performance of broilers if its probiotics properties are enhanced.
Mots clés	Broiler, feeding, tchoukoutou, kpètè-kpètè, carcass yield
Pages	1163 - 1172
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