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Effect of Adding Date Palm Pollen to diet in some productive traits of Japanese quail birds (Coturnix japonica) | ||
| journal of kerbala university | ||
| Article 1, Volume 13, Issue 4, 2017, Pages 306-314 PDF (0 K) | ||
| Abstract | ||
| This study was conducted at quail's field that belongs to Agriculture Collage/University of Basrah since to from 21/8/2016 until 1/10/2016 in order to examine effect of adding Date Palm Pollen to diet in some productivie traits of Japanese quail birds. The study was included 240 chicks one day old of brown quail strain with initial weight mean 7.45 g / birds. They were at one age randomly to five treatments each treatment which contained 48 chicks with three replicates each one 16 chicks, the treatments as the following, the first groups (T1) were fed on basal diet without feed additive and regarded as control mean, while the second groups (T2), the third groups (T3), the fourth groups (T4) and the fifth groups (T5) In these treatments, were fed on a diet supplemented the Date Palm Pollen amount 250, 500, 750 and 1000 mg/kg Respectively. The results showed a significant increase at level (p(0.05> in the average live body weight and weight gain in T5 which compared with other treatments, there were found during the fourth and sixth weeks, as well as cumulative Weight gain, significant improvement at level (p(0.05> in the efficiency feed conversion and a significant decrease in feed intake for birds of the same treatment were found. There was found a significant decrease at level (p (0.05>in the amount of water consumed and the ratio between water consumption and feed in T2 when compared with other treatments. In conclusion, the Date Palm Pollen have a positive effect on increasing the weight of birds as well as improving their productivity. | ||
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