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EFFECT OF DIFFERENT LEVELS OF PROTEIN, SOURCE OF CALCIUM IN CALCIUM, PHOSPHORUS CONCENTRATIONS AND ANTIBOBODY LEVELS NEW CASTLE DISEASE IN THE SERUM OF BROILERS | ||
| IRAQ JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURE | ||
| Article 1, Volume 14, Issue 1, 2009, Pages 0-0 | ||
| Authors | ||
| N. E. AL-Eilwany; A. K. Kassab; M. N. AL-Saigh | ||
| Abstract | ||
| Full study of 400 broiler from day old to 49 days of age and study of calcium, phosphourus concentration and study of calcium, phosphorus concentration and Newcastle antibody in the serum in birds. The results revealed the followings: Treatment 1: given ration contained 20% crude. Protein +1% calcium (source from calcium carbonate). Treatment 2: given ration contained 23% crude. Protein +1% calcium (source from calcium carbonate). Treatment 3: given ration contained 20% crude. Protein +1% calcium (source from dicalcium phosphate). Treatment 4: given ration contained 23% crude. Protein +1% calcium (source from dicalcium phosphate). Results proved that broiler feeded on feed contained 23% crude protein + calcium carbonate has increased the level of calcium in the serum of blood derived from broilers, and broilers feeded on feed contained 23% crude protein dicalcium phosphorus in the serum derived from blood of the broilers. Birds feeded on feed contained 23% crude protein + calcium carbonate has increased the rate of Newcastle antibody in the serum in the birds in comparison to birds feeded on feed contained 23% crude protein + dicalcium phosphate. | ||
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