Comparison of Conventional and Semi-Conventional Management Systems on the Performance and Carcass Yield of Broiler Chickens
*Haruna, M. A, Bello, K. O. Adeyemi, A. O. Odunsi, A. A. pg 81-87 Download Abstract
Impact of diets containing graded level of malted sorghum sprout mixed with pineapple waste on rumen fermentation profile of West African dwarf goats using In Vitro gas production technique
Saka, A.A. Adekunjo, R.K. Odukoya, O.S. Popoola, M.A. Ogunsakin, A.O. Adedeji, O.Y. pp 88-97 Download Abstract
Effect of urea-molasses treatment on chemical composition and in vitro digestibility of maize cobs
Akinfemi, A* Adebayo, B.J. Ososanya, T.O pp 98-105 Download Abstract
Predicting nutrient retention for body weight gain in ewe-lambs fed diets containing gliricidia (Gliricidia sepium) and neem (Azadirachta indica) leaves supplement
*M. I. Okoruwa A. E. Edobor F. O. Ogbeide I. Ikhimioya pp 106-114 Download Abstract
Nutrient and Anti-Nutrient Components of Some Tropical Tree Seeds
Akinfemi, A Ososanya, T.O Ahoatu, E.O. pp 115-122 Download Abstract
Impact of ginger (Zingiber officinale) on intestinal, caeca microbial loads and growth performance of broilers
Amaduruonye, W. Ikwunze, K. Oguike, M.A. Onunkwo, D.N. pp 123-133 Download Abstract
Evaluation of differently processed kidney bean seeds on nutrient and anti-nutrient compositions: implications for monogastric animal feeding
R.J. Thani S.E. Alu A. Yakubu pp 134-144 Download Abstract
Replacement value of palm kernel meal for maize on growth, egg quality, and economic parameters of local duck hens
Onunkwo, D.N. Ugwuene, M.C. Eze, J.C.R. Okpechi, F.C. pp 145-151 Download Abstract
Haematology and serum chemistry of finisher broiler chickens fed maize-cassava diet supplemented with methionine and inorganic sulphur
Oguntoye, M.A., Idowu, O.M.O. Sogunle, O.M. Akintunde, A.R. Danladi, Y. pp 152-162 Download Abstract
Comparative effect of honey, orange juice, glucose and milk as water additives on performance and carcass qualities of broiler chickens
Ugwuene, M.C. Onunkwo, D.N. Eze, J.C.R. Okpechi, F.C. pp 163-172 Download Abstract
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