The effect of different feed formulation on body weight gain, feed intake and stress parameter in goat
Balanced nutrition is essential for health and performance of livestock. It is best when feed is formulated according to production stages of goat. However, as the goat grows, it may undergo transition of different feed formulation to meet its daily requirement. It may lead to a stressful cond...
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| description | Balanced nutrition is essential for health and performance of livestock. It is best
when feed is formulated according to production stages of goat. However, as the goat
grows, it may undergo transition of different feed formulation to meet its daily
requirement. It may lead to a stressful condition. In this study, body weight gain and
feed intake were used to determine effect on performance, whereas hematological stress
leucograms were used as stress parameter during implementation of different feed
formulation among does. Eighteen adult does with similar body condition score and
body weight approximately 20kg were selected and divided into three groups equally
(n=6) and fed with different feed formulations, Diet 1 which already being practiced in the farm, Diet 2 which formulated for maintenance requirement and Diet 3 which
formulated for flushing for four weeks. Body weight was measured before
implementation, Week 2 and Week 4, blood sampling was conducted before
implementation and during Week 4 for comparison and feed intake was measured every
day. All of the data were statistically analyzed using SPSS. Does fed with Diet 3
showed highest body weight gain and feed intake, followed by Diet 2 and Diet 1. There
was significant difference (p<0.05) on body weight gain for all groups. Stress parameter
on leucocyte counts for Diet 1 showed the highest number as compared to the other
groups but no significant difference (p>0.05) as compared to normal value.
Neutrophils:lymphocytes ratio for all groups were within normal range and no
significant difference (p>0.05). The implementation of feed formulation according to
production stages is recommended as it increases performance and prevents from
nutritional stress. |
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| spelling | upm-782272020-06-05T08:49:06Z http://psasir.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/78227/ The effect of different feed formulation on body weight gain, feed intake and stress parameter in goat Roslee, Muhammad Saiful Azri Balanced nutrition is essential for health and performance of livestock. It is best when feed is formulated according to production stages of goat. However, as the goat grows, it may undergo transition of different feed formulation to meet its daily requirement. It may lead to a stressful condition. In this study, body weight gain and feed intake were used to determine effect on performance, whereas hematological stress leucograms were used as stress parameter during implementation of different feed formulation among does. Eighteen adult does with similar body condition score and body weight approximately 20kg were selected and divided into three groups equally (n=6) and fed with different feed formulations, Diet 1 which already being practiced in the farm, Diet 2 which formulated for maintenance requirement and Diet 3 which formulated for flushing for four weeks. Body weight was measured before implementation, Week 2 and Week 4, blood sampling was conducted before implementation and during Week 4 for comparison and feed intake was measured every day. All of the data were statistically analyzed using SPSS. Does fed with Diet 3 showed highest body weight gain and feed intake, followed by Diet 2 and Diet 1. There was significant difference (p<0.05) on body weight gain for all groups. Stress parameter on leucocyte counts for Diet 1 showed the highest number as compared to the other groups but no significant difference (p>0.05) as compared to normal value. Neutrophils:lymphocytes ratio for all groups were within normal range and no significant difference (p>0.05). The implementation of feed formulation according to production stages is recommended as it increases performance and prevents from nutritional stress. 2016-03 Project Paper Report NonPeerReviewed text en http://psasir.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/78227/1/FPV%202016%2096%20-%20IR.pdf Roslee, Muhammad Saiful Azri (2016) The effect of different feed formulation on body weight gain, feed intake and stress parameter in goat. [Project Paper Report] |
| spellingShingle | Roslee, Muhammad Saiful Azri The effect of different feed formulation on body weight gain, feed intake and stress parameter in goat |
| title | The effect of different feed formulation on body weight gain, feed intake and stress parameter in goat |
| title_full | The effect of different feed formulation on body weight gain, feed intake and stress parameter in goat |
| title_fullStr | The effect of different feed formulation on body weight gain, feed intake and stress parameter in goat |
| title_full_unstemmed | The effect of different feed formulation on body weight gain, feed intake and stress parameter in goat |
| title_short | The effect of different feed formulation on body weight gain, feed intake and stress parameter in goat |
| title_sort | effect of different feed formulation on body weight gain, feed intake and stress parameter in goat |
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