Effects Of Complete Pellet Diets With Different Nutrition Level On Fattening Of Early Weaning Lambs | Posted on:2006-05-07 | Degree:Master | Type:Thesis | Country:China | Candidate:J P Guo | Full Text:PDF | GTID:2133360155451932 | Subject:Animal Nutrition and Feed Science | Abstract/Summary: | PDF Full Text Request | Twenty-four crossbred lambs (Poll Dorest ♂×Tan ×Small Tail Han♀,50 days age) were divided into three groups and Single factor design was used to study effects of fattening diets with three nutritional levels (â… -0.9NRC, â…¡-1.0NRC and â…¢-1.1NRC). The results are shown as follows: Results from the feeding trial indicated that there were significant difference (P<0.05) between â… and â…¢on final weight of lambs, and no significant difference (P>0.05) occurred between â…¡and â…¢, at the same time a tendency was showed that the weight of â…¡was higher than that of â… (P=0.10). There were no significant difference on ADG (Average Daily Gain) of lambs (P>0.05) between â…¡and â…¢, it was also proved that ADG of â… was significant lower than that of others (P<0.05). There was a tendency that â… was higher than â…¡on PER (Protein Efficiency Ratio) of lambs, and that of â…¡was significant higher than â…¢(P<0.05) and â… was very significant higher than that of â…¢(P<0.01). ). No significant difference on DM (Dry Matter) intake, FCR (Food Conversion Rate) and DEI/ADG (Digestible Energy Intake/ Digestible Energy Intake) were indicated among three groups (P>0.05). Results from the digestion trial displayed that there were no significant difference on DMD (Dry Matter Digestion coefficient), OMD (Organic Matter Digestion coefficient), CaD (Calcium Digestion coefficient) and TPD(Total Phosphorus Digestion coefficient) (P>0.05) between â… and â…¡, the CPD (Crude Protein Digestion coefficient) of â…¡was very significant higher than that of group â… (P<0.01), and the ADFD (Acid Detergent Fiber Digestion coefficient) of â…¡was significant higher than that of â… (P<0.05). The DMD, OMD, CPD, ADFD and CaD of group â…¢were very significant higher than that of group â… (P<0.01), and the TPD (Total Phosphorus Digestion coefficient) of â…¢was significant higher than that of â… (P<0.05). The DMD, CPD and CaD of â…¢were very significant higher than that of â…¡(P<0.01), and the OMD and ADFD of â…¢were significant higher than that of â…¡(P<0.05), there was no significant difference on TPD between â…¢and â…¡(P>0.05). Results from the slaughter experiment showed that there was no significant on carcass weight (P>0.05) between â…¡and â… or â…¢, but there was a tendency that â…¡was higher than â… a nd lower than â…¢(P=0.18 and P=0.34), and carcass weight of â…¢was significant higher than that of â… (P<0.05). Expect there were higher tendency on the net yield of meat of â…¢than that of â… and â…¡(P=0.07 and P=0.07), it were not observed there were significant difference among three on slaughtering rate and net yield of meat (P>0.05).The GR value between â… and â…¡was no significant difference (P>0.05), but that of â…¢was a higher tendency than â…¡(P=0.06), and higher significant difference than â… (P<0.05). Expect the water loss on â…¡was significant higher than that of â… , difference of lamb meat quality among three were no significant (P>0.05). Results indicated that the percent of rumen and reticulum (% the fresh weight of stomach) on â…¡was a tendency higher than that of â… and lower than that of group â…¢(P=0.12, P=0.16), at the same time that of â…¢was very significant higher than that of â… (P<0.01). There was no significant difference on the percent of abomasum (% the weight of stomach) among groups (P>0.05), so did the percent of stomach, small instestine and large instestine (% the weight of gastrointestinal tract). It can be showed there was higher economic effect on â…¡and â…¢than â… . Income of â…¡and â…¢were 135.46% and 130.83% as high as income of â… . In a word, people will get much benefit if complete diet pellet with 1.0×NRC level is used to fatten early weaning (one month age) crossbred lambs. | Keywords/Search Tags: | Nutritional levels, High concentrate-roughage ratio diet, Early weaning, Crossbred lambs, Fattening, Digestion, Slaughter, Effect | PDF Full Text Request | Related items |
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