Replacing pharmaceuticals for nutraceuticals in feeding of broilers
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This research was carried out with the objective of replacing antibiotic growth promoters (AGP) in the diet of broilers by nutraceuticals principles without affecting performance adversely. History has also shown that the use of antibiotics in poultry feeding can be one of the causes of antibiotic -...
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Replacing pharmaceuticals for nutraceuticals in feeding of broilers Sustitución de farmacéuticos por nutracéuticos en la alimentación de pollos de carne |
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Replacing pharmaceuticals for nutraceuticals in feeding of broilers |
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Replacing pharmaceuticals for nutraceuticals in feeding of broilers Del Carpio Hernández, Sergio Rafael B. Nutracéuticos Promotor del crecimiento Antibiótico-resistencia Pollos de carne Nutraceuticals Growth promoter Antibiotic-resistance Broilers |
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Del Carpio Hernández, Sergio Rafael B. Del Carpio Ramos, Pedro Antonio |
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Del Carpio Hernández, Sergio Rafael B. |
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Del Carpio Hernández, Sergio Rafael B. Del Carpio Ramos, Pedro Antonio |
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Nutracéuticos Promotor del crecimiento Antibiótico-resistencia Pollos de carne Nutraceuticals Growth promoter Antibiotic-resistance Broilers |
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Nutracéuticos Promotor del crecimiento Antibiótico-resistencia Pollos de carne Nutraceuticals Growth promoter Antibiotic-resistance Broilers |
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This research was carried out with the objective of replacing antibiotic growth promoters (AGP) in the diet of broilers by nutraceuticals principles without affecting performance adversely. History has also shown that the use of antibiotics in poultry feeding can be one of the causes of antibiotic - resistance in human beings; due to this, prohibitions to its employment have already been given in Europe, the United States, and Japan. Apparently, such a ban is a matter that is going to be worldwide spread; so we need to research about the national poultry industry to be prepared and because people deserve a quality food. Three hundred one-day-old Cobb chickens of both sexes and homogeneous body weight were used, in a duration of 7 weeks test, in which the following treatments were evaluated: T1 (Traditional Diet without AGP), T2 (Traditional Diet with AGP ), T3 (Nutraceuticals Diet without AGP) and T4 (nutraceuticals Diet, with AGP). Respectively for treatments 1, 2, 3 and 4 the following results were found: Food consumption of 3,507, 3,267, 3,504 and 3,145 kg per chicken per period; the average was 71.6, 66.9, 71.51 and 62.2 g per chicken per day. Weight increase of 2182.8, 1949.6, 2203.5 and 1884 g per chicken per period; on average 44.55, 39.79, 44.97 and 38.45 g per chicken per day. Feed conversion of 1.61, 1.59 and 1.67 1.68 kg of food consumed per kilogram of weight increased. Nutraceuticals principles without AGP increased consumption of food, further weight and more efficient use of food. In terms of biological efficiency, it was determined that the evaluated nutraceutical sources do can replace the AGP; but it is recommended to perform a relevant research to improve the economic value. |
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Replacing pharmaceuticals for nutraceuticals in feeding of broilersSustitución de farmacéuticos por nutracéuticos en la alimentación de pollos de carneDel Carpio Hernández, Sergio Rafael B.Del Carpio Ramos, Pedro AntonioNutracéuticosPromotor del crecimientoAntibiótico-resistenciaPollos de carneNutraceuticalsGrowth promoterAntibiotic-resistanceBroilersThis research was carried out with the objective of replacing antibiotic growth promoters (AGP) in the diet of broilers by nutraceuticals principles without affecting performance adversely. History has also shown that the use of antibiotics in poultry feeding can be one of the causes of antibiotic - resistance in human beings; due to this, prohibitions to its employment have already been given in Europe, the United States, and Japan. Apparently, such a ban is a matter that is going to be worldwide spread; so we need to research about the national poultry industry to be prepared and because people deserve a quality food. Three hundred one-day-old Cobb chickens of both sexes and homogeneous body weight were used, in a duration of 7 weeks test, in which the following treatments were evaluated: T1 (Traditional Diet without AGP), T2 (Traditional Diet with AGP ), T3 (Nutraceuticals Diet without AGP) and T4 (nutraceuticals Diet, with AGP). Respectively for treatments 1, 2, 3 and 4 the following results were found: Food consumption of 3,507, 3,267, 3,504 and 3,145 kg per chicken per period; the average was 71.6, 66.9, 71.51 and 62.2 g per chicken per day. Weight increase of 2182.8, 1949.6, 2203.5 and 1884 g per chicken per period; on average 44.55, 39.79, 44.97 and 38.45 g per chicken per day. Feed conversion of 1.61, 1.59 and 1.67 1.68 kg of food consumed per kilogram of weight increased. Nutraceuticals principles without AGP increased consumption of food, further weight and more efficient use of food. In terms of biological efficiency, it was determined that the evaluated nutraceutical sources do can replace the AGP; but it is recommended to perform a relevant research to improve the economic value.El presente trabajo de investigación se realizó con el objetivo de reemplazar al antibiótico promotor del crecimiento (APC) en la dieta de pollos de carne por principios nutracéuticos sin atentar contra el rendimiento. Los antecedentes indican que el empleo de antibióticos en la alimentación aviar puede ser una de las causas de la antibiótico – resistencia en seres humanos, por lo que ya se han dado prohibiciones a su empleo en Europa, Estados Unidos y Japón y, al parecer, tal prohibición es un asunto que se globalizará; por lo que se necesita de la investigación que permita a la industria avícola nacional estar preparada y por qué las personas se merecen un alimento de calidad. Se emplearon trescientos pollos Cobb de un día de edad, de ambos sexos y homogéneos en peso corporal, en un ensayo de 7 semanas de duración en el que se evaluaron los siguientes tratamientos: T1 (Dieta tradicional sin APC), T2 (Dieta tradicional con APC), T3 (Dieta con nutracéuticos, sin APC) y T4 (Dieta con nutracéuticos, con APC). Respectivamente para los tratamientos 1, 2, 3 y 4 se dieron lossiguientes resultados: Consumo de alimento de 3.507, 3.267, 3.504 y 3.145 kg por pollo por período; en promedio fue 71.6, 66.9, 71.51 y 62.2 g por pollo por día. Incremento de peso de 2182.8, 1949.6, 2203.5 y 1884 g por pollo por período; en promedio 44.55, 39.79, 44.97 y 38.45 g por pollo por día. Conversión alimenticia de 1.61, 1.68, 1.59 y 1.67 kg de alimento consumido por kg de peso incrementado. Los principios nutracéuticos sin APC propiciaron mayor consumo de alimento, mayores incrementos de peso y más eficiente utilización de los alimentos. En cuanto a eficiencia biológica las fuentes nutracéuticas evaluadas si pueden reemplazar al APC; siendo recomendable realizar la investigación pertinente para mejorar el mérito económico.Universidad Cesar Vallejo2015-12-30info:eu-repo/semantics/articleinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersionArtículo evaluado por paresapplication/pdfhttp://revistas.ucv.edu.pe/index.php/ucv-hacer/article/view/732UCV Hacer; Vol. 4 No. 2 (2015): July - December; 70-80UCV Hacer; Vol. 4 Núm. 2 (2015): Julio - Diciembre; 70-802414-86952305-8552reponame:Revistas - Universidad César Vallejoinstname:Universidad César Vallejoinstacron:UCVspahttp://revistas.ucv.edu.pe/index.php/ucv-hacer/article/view/732/700https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessoai:oai.revistas.ucv.edu.pe:article/7322021-09-29T20:38:12Z |
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