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volume 36 issue 1 (january to june 2002) : 46 - 48
EFFECT OF PROBIOTIC ON THE PERFORMANCE OF CROSSBRED (F1) RABBITS
1Division of i\nimal Production,
ICAR Research Complex For NEH Region,
Umroi Road, Umiam. Meghalaya - 793103, India
ABSTRACT
120 grower male rabbits belong to six F 1 crossbred group (SC × NZW, NZW × SC, SC × LC, LC × SC, NZW × LC, LC × NZW) of uniform age, body weight and size were considered for this study. 20 rabbits under each and every genetic groups were divided randomly into two groups keeping 10 in each group. Control group was supplied with pelleted ration @ 125 gm per day per head and treated group was supplied with same ration, same quantity fortified with probiotic (Biovet YC) 0.2%. So, in total 12 groups were studied for six weeks. Analysis of data revealed that probiotic supplementation had significant (P< 0.05) effect on average daily gain (ADG) and feed conversion ratio (FCR) only. ADG was significantly higher in probiotic fed rabbits in all genetic groups except NZW × LC and LC × NZW. FCR was significantly (P 0.05) in probiotic fed rabbits.
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