Phytase in broiler chicken diets & partial replacement of SBM & DCP - Jadhav, Namdev
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The escalating costs and scarcity of protein & energy rich feed-stuffs for poultry triggered to tap alternative resources for total or partial replacement to economise poultry feeding. The agro-industrial by-products such as as sunflower meal (SFM),safflower meal (SAFFM) & til cake were thought raw materials for partial replacement of costly soybean meal(SBM) in broiler feeding. They contained ANFs like phytin/phytates bounding most of the vital nutrients such as protein, energy, Ca, P and other trace minerals making them biologically unavailable. Secondly, DCP(Dicalcium phosphate) is another…mehr

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The escalating costs and scarcity of protein & energy rich feed-stuffs for poultry triggered to tap alternative resources for total or partial replacement to economise poultry feeding. The agro-industrial by-products such as as sunflower meal (SFM),safflower meal (SAFFM) & til cake were thought raw materials for partial replacement of costly soybean meal(SBM) in broiler feeding. They contained ANFs like phytin/phytates bounding most of the vital nutrients such as protein, energy, Ca, P and other trace minerals making them biologically unavailable. Secondly, DCP(Dicalcium phosphate) is another expensive ingredient used to supply Ca & inorganic phosphorus in poultry diets. Cheaper alternative to this is oystershell/limestone,but again Ca in bounded state by ANFs present in other feed-stuffs in absence of phytase. As per documentation, phytase was explored to work a catalyst to release bounded nutrients in SFM, SAFFM & DCP to economise broiler feeding. Three trials were conducted with identical rearing of broilers with partial (20% mixing level) relpacement of SBM along with 50 percent (1% mixing level) with limestone.
Autorenporträt
Dr Namdev Jadhav, M.V.Sc.,Ph.D.Graduate & post-graduate of Mumbai Veterinary College, Mumbai (India). Completed Ph.D as in-service candidate by research. Served Manager cum Veterinary Doctor for 12 years on large poultry farms (1.0 Lakh+ Chickens). Worked as Assistant Professor, Associate Professor & Professor 24 years in Veterinary Colleges.