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There is a rapid increase in world population with a decrease in cereal production in developing countries, creating competition between man and animals for grains such as maize,sorghum and wheat which are major sources of energy for both man and livestock and had resulted in continuous fluctuations in the prices of these conventional feed ingredients. This growing fluctuation in feed cost and price of poultry meat as a result of the rising cost of conventional feed ingredients has therefore led to the search for alternative sources of feed ingredients particularly those energy and protein…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
There is a rapid increase in world population with a decrease in cereal production in developing countries, creating competition between man and animals for grains such as maize,sorghum and wheat which are major sources of energy for both man and livestock and had resulted in continuous fluctuations in the prices of these conventional feed ingredients. This growing fluctuation in feed cost and price of poultry meat as a result of the rising cost of conventional feed ingredients has therefore led to the search for alternative sources of feed ingredients particularly those energy and protein origin. The need to source, harness, process and utilized alternative feed stuff otherwise known as non-conventional feed ingredients in the diets of poultry birds is more critical now than ever. Millet processing waste is one of such products. Here is a text material that provides an insight into finding solutions to the myriads of conventional ingredients facing the poultry industry.
Autorenporträt
Isaac Samuel is a prolific writer, Lecturer and an Agricultural Consultant. He holds NCE ¿ Agricultural Science Education, a B. Agric. (Hons.), M.Sc. Animal Science and currently pursuing a PhD. Animal Science Degree. Author of Basic Principle of Animal Nutrition and Health © 2013. He is a member, World Poultry Science Association, Nigerian Branch.