Effects of Addition of a Mycotoxin Detoxifier in Poultry Feed Containing Different Levels of Aflatoxins on the Performance of Broilers
作者： M. Afzal , Saleem Zahid
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摘要: Effects of addition a mycotoxin detoxifier in poultry feed were studied broilers. Aflatoxins present the as 28 ppb (normal feed), 78 (contaminated feed) and 170 (highly contaminated feed). The was used 3 concentrations i.e. 1, 5 kg/ton feed. reduced body weight broiler chicken treatment with low level improved equivalent to that normal Higher proved better than lower alleviating effects highly Addition also resulted improvement FCR Antibody levels against Newcastle disease virus on day age significantly fed antibody chicken. Mortality highest groups given throughout study period 7 weeks. Significant mortality observed for 2 added lowest similar group shows containing oxyquinol, dichloro-thymol micronized yeast can effectively neutralize ill-effects aflatoxins
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