Growth Response of Lambs Fed on Plant Protein Sources and Probiotics - Khalid, Muhammad Farooq
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Kajli is one of the most beautiful breeds of sheep in Punjab-Pakistan. That is why, at the same weight, Kajli lambs fetch higher prices than other sheep breeds. Because of their beauty, they are usually reared for sacrificial purposes rather than for general meat purposes. Well fed Kajli lambs, kept for sacrificial purposes, can achieve as high as 80 kg body weight at the age of one year. However, nothing is known about their feeding as they can be fed anything from whole gram to DAAL or gram flour without keeping any account. There is a dire need to appraise the meat production potential of…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Kajli is one of the most beautiful breeds of sheep in Punjab-Pakistan. That is why, at the same weight, Kajli lambs fetch higher prices than other sheep breeds. Because of their beauty, they are usually reared for sacrificial purposes rather than for general meat purposes. Well fed Kajli lambs, kept for sacrificial purposes, can achieve as high as 80 kg body weight at the age of one year. However, nothing is known about their feeding as they can be fed anything from whole gram to DAAL or gram flour without keeping any account. There is a dire need to appraise the meat production potential of Kajli lambs to see their cost effectiveness for meat production in the country. This study was planned to examine the influence of various protein sources with or without probiotics on the nutrient intake and their digestibility, growth and fattening performance, blood metabolites and carcass characteristics of Kajli male lambs.
Autorenporträt
Dr. Muhammad Farooq Khalid was born on Marh 19, 1972 in Toba Tek Singh, Pakistan. He did his M.Sc(Hons.) and PhD Animal Nutrition in 1998 and 2011, respectively from University of Agriculture, Faisalabad.Currently, he is working as Assistant Professor in the University of Agriculture, Faisalabad Sub-Campus Toba Tek Singh.