Effect of Protease Suplementation on the Performance of Laying Chicken - Joshua, Abolade Opeyemi
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An experiment was conducted to examine the addition of protease as feed additive in 32 weeks old laying chickens.A total of 60 Nera Black laying birds were allotted to five treatments,six replicates of two(2) birds each in the replicate,the diets were formulated to contain 16% Crude Protein in treatment one (1) which was the control diet&the Crude Protein contained in treatments two(2)&three(3) was reduced by 5%&treatments four 4&five (5) was also reduced by 10%.Birds on the control diet (T1)had no inclusion of protease in their diet,the birds on treatment two (T2) also had no inclusion of…mehr

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An experiment was conducted to examine the addition of protease as feed additive in 32 weeks old laying chickens.A total of 60 Nera Black laying birds were allotted to five treatments,six replicates of two(2) birds each in the replicate,the diets were formulated to contain 16% Crude Protein in treatment one (1) which was the control diet&the Crude Protein contained in treatments two(2)&three(3) was reduced by 5%&treatments four 4&five (5) was also reduced by 10%.Birds on the control diet (T1)had no inclusion of protease in their diet,the birds on treatment two (T2) also had no inclusion of protease in their diet while the birds in treatment three (T3) had inclusion of protease,treatment four (T4) had no inclusion of protease while the birds on treatment five (T5) also had an inclusion of protease in their diet.There were no significant differences (P0.05) among all treatments on feed intake, haugh unit&hen-day egg production (HDEP) of the birds,all the external parameters in eachtreatment was significantly (P
Autorenporträt
Abolade Opeyemi Joshua has her first and master's degree from the Department of Animal Science, University of Ibadan, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria. She is an author and a researcher. Her research interests include: animal nutrition and health, animal husbandry and management and agro-preneurship.