Effect of Bacillus subtilis spore (GalliPro®) nutrients equivalency value on broiler chicken performance

The experiment was conducted to evaluate the nutrients equivalency value of <em>Bacillus subtilis</em> spore (GalliPro<sup>®</sup>) for broiler chickens and its potential for decreasing feed nutrients concentration and cost. A total of 720 day old Ross 308 broiler chicks was...

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Main Authors: Mojtaba Zaghari, Nahid Zahroojian, Mohammad Riahi, Sudabeh Parhizkar
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Language:English
Published: Taylor & Francis Group 2015-02-01
Series:Italian Journal of Animal Science
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Online Access:http://www.aspajournal.it/index.php/ijas/article/view/3555
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author Mojtaba Zaghari
Nahid Zahroojian
Mohammad Riahi
Sudabeh Parhizkar
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description The experiment was conducted to evaluate the nutrients equivalency value of <em>Bacillus subtilis</em> spore (GalliPro<sup>®</sup>) for broiler chickens and its potential for decreasing feed nutrients concentration and cost. A total of 720 day old Ross 308 broiler chicks was allocated in 6 treatments (2 sexes×3 diets) with 6 replication for 7 weeks. Dietary treatments: main treatment (MT) was routine broiler diet added 0.2 g/kg GalliPro<sup>®</sup> (<em>Bacillus subtilis</em> 4×109 CFU/g DSM 17299) and using nutrients equivalency of GalliPro<sup>®</sup> for feed formulation; negative control (NC) was the same as main treatment without GalliPro<sup>®</sup> (subtracted the nutrients equivalent value of GalliPro<sup>®</sup>); positive control (PC) was the same as MT diet in nutrients content but without GalliPro<sup>®</sup>. Effect of dietary treatments on body weight (BW) was not significant. However, the average BW of male and female chicks receiving negative control diet was 2.0% (68 g) lower than PC and MT groups (P&gt;0.05). Dietary treatments had no significant effect on average daily feed intake. Feed conversion ratio of chicks receiving PC and MT diets were 2.7% better than NC chicks (P&lt;0.01). Male chicks were superior to female in all measured traits (P&lt;0.01). Effect of treatments on carcass characteristics was not significant. There was no interaction between factors on measured parameters. Performance of chicks receiving diet with GalliPro<sup>®</sup> compared with PC showed that GalliPro<sup>®</sup> liberated 0.4 crude protein from MT diet and consequently decreased the broiler feeding cost.
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spelling doaj.art-817d07806ce846d0a13cadd8e65ca0d72022-12-21T19:11:12ZengTaylor & Francis GroupItalian Journal of Animal Science1594-40771828-051X2015-02-0114110.4081/ijas.2015.35552328Effect of Bacillus subtilis spore (GalliPro®) nutrients equivalency value on broiler chicken performanceMojtaba Zaghari0Nahid Zahroojian1Mohammad Riahi2Sudabeh Parhizkar3Department of Animal Science, University of Tehran, KarajDepartment of Animal Science, University of Tehran, KarajDepartment of Animal Science, University of Tehran, KarajDepartment of Animal Science, University of Tehran, KarajThe experiment was conducted to evaluate the nutrients equivalency value of <em>Bacillus subtilis</em> spore (GalliPro<sup>®</sup>) for broiler chickens and its potential for decreasing feed nutrients concentration and cost. A total of 720 day old Ross 308 broiler chicks was allocated in 6 treatments (2 sexes×3 diets) with 6 replication for 7 weeks. Dietary treatments: main treatment (MT) was routine broiler diet added 0.2 g/kg GalliPro<sup>®</sup> (<em>Bacillus subtilis</em> 4×109 CFU/g DSM 17299) and using nutrients equivalency of GalliPro<sup>®</sup> for feed formulation; negative control (NC) was the same as main treatment without GalliPro<sup>®</sup> (subtracted the nutrients equivalent value of GalliPro<sup>®</sup>); positive control (PC) was the same as MT diet in nutrients content but without GalliPro<sup>®</sup>. Effect of dietary treatments on body weight (BW) was not significant. However, the average BW of male and female chicks receiving negative control diet was 2.0% (68 g) lower than PC and MT groups (P&gt;0.05). Dietary treatments had no significant effect on average daily feed intake. Feed conversion ratio of chicks receiving PC and MT diets were 2.7% better than NC chicks (P&lt;0.01). Male chicks were superior to female in all measured traits (P&lt;0.01). Effect of treatments on carcass characteristics was not significant. There was no interaction between factors on measured parameters. Performance of chicks receiving diet with GalliPro<sup>®</sup> compared with PC showed that GalliPro<sup>®</sup> liberated 0.4 crude protein from MT diet and consequently decreased the broiler feeding cost.http://www.aspajournal.it/index.php/ijas/article/view/3555Broiler, Bacillus subtilis (GalliPro®), Nutrients equivalency value
spellingShingle Mojtaba Zaghari
Nahid Zahroojian
Mohammad Riahi
Sudabeh Parhizkar
Effect of Bacillus subtilis spore (GalliPro®) nutrients equivalency value on broiler chicken performance
Italian Journal of Animal Science
Broiler, Bacillus subtilis (GalliPro®), Nutrients equivalency value
title Effect of Bacillus subtilis spore (GalliPro®) nutrients equivalency value on broiler chicken performance
title_full Effect of Bacillus subtilis spore (GalliPro®) nutrients equivalency value on broiler chicken performance
title_fullStr Effect of Bacillus subtilis spore (GalliPro®) nutrients equivalency value on broiler chicken performance
title_full_unstemmed Effect of Bacillus subtilis spore (GalliPro®) nutrients equivalency value on broiler chicken performance
title_short Effect of Bacillus subtilis spore (GalliPro®) nutrients equivalency value on broiler chicken performance
title_sort effect of bacillus subtilis spore gallipro r nutrients equivalency value on broiler chicken performance
topic Broiler, Bacillus subtilis (GalliPro®), Nutrients equivalency value
url http://www.aspajournal.it/index.php/ijas/article/view/3555
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