Study of efficiency of feeding fodder bioproduct based on seedlings of hydroponic greens in quail diets

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An environmentally friendly and cost-effective method of grain germination for fodder purposes with content of probiotic strains has been developed. A cost-effective scheme of application of fodder bioproduct in diets for quail is proposed. The results of studies can be used to increase the productivity and safety of agricultural poultry, reduce the incidence rate and obtain high-quality products. When examining the product at various dosages in the scientific and economic experience, the best result was obtained by administering it at a dose of 2% to the weight of compound feed. The introduction of the product at this dose increased the live weight of quails by 8.6%, increased their safety by 5% and reduced feed consumption by 15.1%.

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Petenko, A. I., Aniskina, M. V., Gneush, A. N., Danilova, A. A., Yurin, D. A., & Yurina, N. A. (2021). Study of efficiency of feeding fodder bioproduct based on seedlings of hydroponic greens in quail diets. In IOP Conference Series: Earth and Environmental Science (Vol. 659). IOP Publishing Ltd. https://doi.org/10.1088/1755-1315/659/1/012025

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