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Week 10

Poultry

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Six Fundamental Nutrients

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Can You Name the Fundamental Nutrients???

  • Essential nutrients are:
    1. Water
    2. Carbohydrates (CHO)
    3. Fats (lipids)
    4. Proteins
    5. Vitamins
    6. Minerals

A Word on Energy

  • Birds Eat to Meet Their Energy Needs
  • Energy is stored in CHO, Fats, Proteins
  • Metabolizable Energy (ME) - standard measure of energy in chickens

 

Economics of Energy
Diet Energy
Body Wt - 45d
Feed - $/bird
3,000 Kcal
2.7 kg
$ 1.24
3,300 Kcal
2.7kg
$1.31

CHO- `Bulk’ of Diet

  • Typical Sources of Carbohydrates
  • Cereal Grain
    • Corn, Oats, Wheat, Rice, Barley
    • Provides Energy, Bulk, Satiety,
    • Milling products
    • Corn Gluten Meal, Oatmeal, Wheat Middling, Rice Hulls
  • Corn
    • Most used in US
    • Very digestible, palatable, costly

Fats and Oils

  • High Energy (9 kcal/g)
  • Essential Fatty Acids/Fat Soluble Vitamins
  • Sources
    • Tallow, Lard
    • Animal-Vegetable Blend/restaurant grease
    • Vegetable Oils/Full fat oil seeds

Proteins

  • Plant Proteins
    • Soybean, Canola, Peas, Beans
    • Backbone of Commercial Diet
    • Good Quality Protein
    • Grains (10-15% CP)
  • Animal Proteins:
    • Fish, Meat, Meat and Bone Meal
    • Animal Byproducts: Dried egg products
  • Proteins MOST Expensive Component of Ration

Protein Supplements

  • Oil Seed Meals
    • Soybean Meal (SBM)-standard
    • 45-48% CP
    • Good for non ruminants
    • Balanced Amino Acid Profile
    • Best of Plant Proteins
  • Canola Meal
  • Cotton Seed Meal-Gown in hot areas (41%CP)
    • Gossypol- Antinutritional factor-toxic
    • Green or Mottled Eggs
  • Peanut -Southern US, 41-50% CP
  • Sunflower Meal - 44% CP
  • Safflower Maal18-22% CP

Animal Protein Supplements

  • High protein, excellent amino acids
  • High in fat
  • Potential for peroxidation
  • Other Concerns

Other

  • Vitamins and Minerals
    • Fat soluble (ADEK)
    • Water soluble (B vitamins, C)
    • Macro/Micro Minerals
    • Usually Added as Vitamin-Mineral Premix
      • Ca, P
      • Limestone, oyster shells, calcium phosphate
      • Formulated for type of production, species (layers, broiler breeders)

 

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