Utilization of Sorghum as Energy Source in the Diets of Broilerchickens: A Review

Maidala Maidala, A. Aminu, Sadiya Sadiya, M. Musa
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Maize is the conventional source of energy in broilers ration in Nigeria. The ever growing demand for maize for human consumption, livestock feeds and some industrial uses has pushed its market price to an alarming height. The Metabolizable energy value of maize and sorghum are 3432 and 3256 kcal/kg respectively, the crude protein content of maize and sorghum are 9.0 and 11.0 respectively, the crude fat values of maize and sorghum are 3.25 and 4.25% while the crude fibre of maize and sorghum are 2.7 and 2.0 respectively. Sorghum is suitable alternatives to maize considering the cost, availability and their nutritive value. Several research findings revealed that there is no significant (P<0.05) difference in the performance parameters among the three energy sources. Alternative sources of energy will reduce the cost of feeds; improve protein availability and intake, increase efficiency and productivity of broiler chickens as well as the improving the profit margin of the poultry producers.
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高粱作为能量源在肉仔鸡饲粮中的应用研究进展
玉米是尼日利亚肉鸡日粮的常规能量来源。人类消费、牲畜饲料和一些工业用途对玉米的需求不断增长,已将其市场价格推至惊人的高度。玉米和高粱的代谢能值分别为3432和3256 kcal/kg,粗蛋白质含量分别为9.0和11.0,粗脂肪含量分别为3.25%和4.25%,粗纤维含量分别为2.7和2.0。从成本、可得性和营养价值等方面考虑,高粱是玉米的合适替代品。多项研究结果表明,三种能源的性能参数差异不显著(P<0.05)。替代能源将降低饲料成本;提高肉鸡的蛋白质利用率和采食量,提高肉鸡的生产效率和生产力,提高家禽养殖户的利润率。
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