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Carcass and performance characteristics of broiler chickens fed with cymbopogon citratus leaf

Authors: ADEYEYE Joshua

Publication Type: Journal article

Journal: International Journal Of Agricultural Science Research

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The study used a total of one hundred and eighty day old broiler arbo acre chicks were fed with graded level of Cymbopogon citratus for 8 weeks in order to check the efficacy as alternative to Mycotoxin binder in aflatoxin contaminated feed of broiler chicken. Six dietary treatments were formulated: A (control diet) B (contaminated feed with aflatoxin) C (contaminated feed with Mycotoxin binder) D1 (contaminated feed with Cymbopogon at 0.01%) D2 (contaminated feed with Cymbopogon at 0.1%) and D3 (contaminated feed with Cymbopogon at 0.2%), respectively. Data were collected and analyse on carcass and performance characteristics with 6 birds representing each treatment in a complete randomize design values were express in percentage of body weight. Results show that performance parameters of final body weight gain feed intake feed conversion ratio are significant (p<0>

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ADEYEYE,J. . (2017). Carcass and performance characteristics of broiler chickens fed with cymbopogon citratus leaf, 6 (), 1-1.

ADEYEYE,J. . "Carcass and performance characteristics of broiler chickens fed with cymbopogon citratus leaf" 6, no (), (2017): 1-1.

ADEYEYE,J. and . (2017). Carcass and performance characteristics of broiler chickens fed with cymbopogon citratus leaf, 6 (), pp1-1.

ADEYEYEJ, . Carcass and performance characteristics of broiler chickens fed with cymbopogon citratus leaf. 2017, 6 ():1-1.

ADEYEYE,Joshua , . "Carcass and performance characteristics of broiler chickens fed with cymbopogon citratus leaf", 6 . (2017) : 1-1.

A.Joshua , "Carcass and performance characteristics of broiler chickens fed with cymbopogon citratus leaf" vol.6, no., pp. 1-1, 2017.

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