Chief EditorYashpal Singh Malik
Print ISSN 0303-3821
Online ISSN 0976-4631
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Egg production on inclusion of black soybean in poultry layer ration
Black Soybean is traditionally grown in hill area of Uttarakhand to meet protein requirement of local people. The seed coat is rich in anthocyanins and isoflavones. Due to presence of antinutritional factors, black soybean is not included in daily routine in poultry diet. In this study attempt was made to include black soybean after processing in poultry diet to study its impact on egg production. Hundred (20 weeks) poultry layers were selected and fed raw, germinated, roasted and cow urine treated black soybean @0.2% in T2,T3 ,T4and T5 group while first group(T1) was taken as control for 12 weeks. Significant differences were observed in feed intake and egg production throughout the trial. It was concluded that processed black soybean @0.2% can be incorporated in poultry layer ration.
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