THE INFLUENCE OF AN ENTOMOLOGICAL FEED ADDITIVE ON BIOCHEMICAL AND PERFORMANCE PARAMETERS OF FARM POULTRY

The article contains information on the results of an experiment on the introduction of an entomological feed additive into the diet of "Cobb-500" cross broilers. The milling of dry material of black soldier fly larvae (Hermetia illucens) was studied as a supplement. The biochemical profil...

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Main Authors: G.V. Ilyina, D.Y. Ilyin, L.L. Oshkina, S.А. Sashenkova, А.V. Ostapchuk
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Editorial and publishing department of FSBEE HE Penza SAU 2021-06-01
Series:Volga Region Farmland
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Online Access:https://volga-farmland.ru/file/vipuski/2021_2_59/en/2021_2_10_en_81-87.pdf
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Summary:The article contains information on the results of an experiment on the introduction of an entomological feed additive into the diet of "Cobb-500" cross broilers. The milling of dry material of black soldier fly larvae (Hermetia illucens) was studied as a supplement. The biochemical profile of the investigated additive was preliminarily studied. The researches, used as a basis of the work, were aimed at studying the productivity indexes (average daily gain) and a number of biochemical blood indexes (total protein, albumin fraction, cholesterol of different fractions) of fattening poultry. A traditional diet based on mixed fodder was used as a control. The results of the research indicate the stimulation of anabolic processes in the poultry organism due to the use of the feed additive. An average daily gain increased by 11.5-13.2% over the control; the content of total blood protein increased by 6.8-9.2% due to the albumin fraction. The content of triglycerides in the blood increased more significantly (by 16.3-20.4% compared to the control). An increase in serum cholesterol content was also observed, and the growth of this index due to high-density lipoprotein fraction (HDL) should be regarded as a positive moment. The fact of excessive accumulation of abdominal fat in the experimental group (by 8.0-11.5% relatively to the control) should be regarded as negative against the background of stable weight gain. In this regard, it is promising to conduct similar studies with a supplement that has undergone entomological fat extraction.
ISSN:2686-7672
2713-198X