Using of Sugar Cane Molasses in Broiler Chickens Production

Elsiddig, A.E.A.; Elobeid, E.A.E; Abdelbagi,A. A. A; Amin, A.E

doi:10.52981/jfst.vi9 (2).2882

Elsiddig, A.E.A.
Elobeid, E.A.E
Abdelbagi,A. A. A
Amin, A.E

DOI: https://doi.org/10.52981/jfst.vi9%20(2).2882

Keywords: Sugar Cane, Molasses, Broiler, Chickens, Production

Abstract

The study was conducted to show the effect of feeding graded levels of sugar cane molasses meal on the growth performance of (112) unsexed broiler chicks of Ross 308 strain,after the end of second week -old were used complete randomize dozen allotted to four treatments in a 4x4x7 arrangement. Four experimental broiler rations, semi-isocalaric semi-isonitrogenous were formulated with ascending levels of sugar cane molasses meal wise as 0, 5, 7.5 and 10% and designated as rations A, B, C and D respectively with ration A serving as the control. Experimental feeding was continued for35 days on ad-libitum basis, allowing for an initial adaptation feeding period for one week 0n pre-starter ration. Second week on control diet before feeding on the experimental rations during all experiment period. Data collected included weekly feed intake (g), body weight gain (g) and calculated feed conversion ratio during the experiment period and at the end of the experiment 8 birds from each group were selected randomly weight and slaughtered for carcass characteristics and dressing percentage and the weight of internal and external parts and measurement the length of intestines and coloca . The final productive performance live weight, feed intake weight gain, carcass weight which showed significant different (P<0.05) during the experiment period. The internal parts showed no significant different (P<0.05) and also in the internal organs and weight of liver, heart, and gizzard and the length of large and small intestine. According to the results of this study you can used of sugar cane molasses meal up the 10% in the content of the diet without any side effect on the productive performance of the broiler chicks.

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