Evaluation of Quality Protein Maize (QPM) and Normal Mazie for Growth Performance of Broiler Chicken in Nepal

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M.R. Tiwari
M.R. Tiwari
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D. Neopane
D. Neopane
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T.P. Paudel
T.P. Paudel
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U.M. Singh
U.M. Singh
1 Regional Agricultural Research Station, Lumle, Kaski.

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An experiment was carried out on Cob 500 broiler chickens at Swine and Avian Research Program, Khumaltar, Lalitpur to evaluate the growth performance of broiler chicken fed with normal Vs QPM based diet and with supplementation of synthetic lysine and methionine in both maize for 54 days (16 days starter and 38 days for finisher). The experimental day old birds were procured from Valley Feed, Bajalu, Kathmandu and were allotted into four treatments with three replications having 15 birds in each replication by using Complete Randomized Design (CRD). All experimental birds were vaccinated with F 1 vaccine @ one drop / bird against Ranikhet at the first week and vaccinated with IB+ND vaccine against Gumbaro at 2 nd and 5 th weeks of experiment. Birds of T 1 were provided normal maize based diet, T 2 normal maize based diet with supplementation of synthetic lysine and methionine, T 3 QPM based diet and T 4 QPM based diet with supplementation of synthetic lysine and methionine. Concentrate mixture feeding was done on group basis and was provided to the experimental birds of all groups once a day (morning) in adlib amount for both periods (starter -16 days and finisher -38 days) of the experiment. Quantity of concentrate mixture given daily to the birds in groups weighed daily and refusal was weighed in the next morning.

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M.R. Tiwari. 2013. \u201cEvaluation of Quality Protein Maize (QPM) and Normal Mazie for Growth Performance of Broiler Chicken in Nepal\u201d. Global Journal of Science Frontier Research - D: Agriculture & Veterinary GJSFR-D Volume 13 (GJSFR Volume 13 Issue D11): .

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An experiment was carried out on Cob 500 broiler chickens at Swine and Avian Research Program, Khumaltar, Lalitpur to evaluate the growth performance of broiler chicken fed with normal Vs QPM based diet and with supplementation of synthetic lysine and methionine in both maize for 54 days (16 days starter and 38 days for finisher). The experimental day old birds were procured from Valley Feed, Bajalu, Kathmandu and were allotted into four treatments with three replications having 15 birds in each replication by using Complete Randomized Design (CRD). All experimental birds were vaccinated with F 1 vaccine @ one drop / bird against Ranikhet at the first week and vaccinated with IB+ND vaccine against Gumbaro at 2 nd and 5 th weeks of experiment. Birds of T 1 were provided normal maize based diet, T 2 normal maize based diet with supplementation of synthetic lysine and methionine, T 3 QPM based diet and T 4 QPM based diet with supplementation of synthetic lysine and methionine. Concentrate mixture feeding was done on group basis and was provided to the experimental birds of all groups once a day (morning) in adlib amount for both periods (starter -16 days and finisher -38 days) of the experiment. Quantity of concentrate mixture given daily to the birds in groups weighed daily and refusal was weighed in the next morning.

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T.P. Paudel
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