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    Nutritional evaluation of detoxified honge {Pongamia glabrav&gA seed meal in broiler rabbits
    (KARNATAKA VETERINARY, ANIMAL AND FISHERIES SCIENCES UNIVERSITY, BIDAR, 2005-12-30) GIRIDHAR, K.S.; R.G.GLORI DOSS
    The higher production cost forces the livestock farmers to exploit the use of any unconventional feedstuff as a component of livestock feed and make animal production more economical. Incorporation of various unconventional feeds as livestock feed requires thorough knowledge of their maximum level of inclusion, duration of feeding and type of toxic principles present, including their effect on animal performance and mode of detoxification. Various methods of detoxification like physical, chemical and biological method were recommended to detoxify several toxic factors to facilitate their incorporation as a source of protein and to replace protein rich supplements to a certain extent and thus reduce the feed cost. Several studies have been conducted with unconventional feeds in livestock and poultry to evaluate their possibility of inclusion as an alternate feed for sustaining optimum production and to extrapolate the same method of feeding system to the ‘Micro-livestock’ such as rabbits. Rabbitry is considered as an integral part of animal husbandry and agriculture to improve the socio economic status of the rural poor especially, landless laborers to provide food security in terms of low cost animal protein. Realizing these facts. Government of India had included rabbit as an important livestock species for the first time in the livestock census 2003 (Anonymus, 2004)
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    Nutritional evaluation of detoxified honge {Pongamia glabrav&gA seed meal in broiler rabbits
    (Karnataka Veterinary Animal And Fisheries Sciences University, Bidar, 2005) GIRIDHAR, K.S.
    The higher production cost forces the livestock farmers to exploit the use of any unconventional feedstuff as a component of livestock feed and make animal production more economical. Incorporation of various unconventional feeds as livestock feed requires thorough knowledge of their maximum level of inclusion, duration of feeding and type of toxic principles present, including their effect on animal performance and mode of detoxification