Effect of Probiotics, Garlic and Neem Leaf Powder Supplementation on Feed Efficiency in Caged Broiler

Effect of Supplementation of Neem (Azadirachta indica) Leaf Powder on Growth Performance and Carcass Characteristics of Broilers

“…1.96 in T0 control at the end of 6 th week. The result of present study supports the findings of similarly Abujradah et al, (2018) offered basal diet supplemented with probiotic + garlic + neem leaf @ 1 kg per ton of feed to which they get the best performance (p<0.05) in final body weight, weekly gain, weekly feed intake and feed conversion ratio. The results obtained are contrary to the findings of Alam et al, (2015) found identical non-significant FCR in all neem treated groups compared to that of control group of broilers.…”

Effects of antibiotic replacement with garlic powder and probiotic on performance, carcass characteristics, oxidative enzymes and intestinal morphology of broiler chickens

“…Stimulation of body growth by antibiotics and probiotics have been proven and this reason causes increased body growth (Carvalho & Santos, 2016). Also all three factors of probiotic (Sanders, 1999), antibiotic (Seal, 2013) and garlic powder (Abujradah, Pandey, & Pandey, 2018) can eliminate pathogenic microbes and improve body health which can finally increase the growth and feed intake. Non-use of antibiotic, probiotic and garlic powder to make the diet of control group increased pathogenic microorganisms in inte stinal tract and other places of the body which decreased the health (Tabidi, Mukhtar, & Hassan, 2013;Teshfam, Nodeh, & Hassanzade, 2005).…”

“…Because the microorganisms can transfer from one environment to another, so resistant can spread to other animal bodies or humans (Braykov et al, 2016). Antibiotic resistant microorganisms can be transmitted through oral and non-oral routes which lead to ineffective of many types of antibiotics (Abujradah, Pandey, & Pandey, 2018). Therefore, researchers are looking for materials or methods to use instead of antibiotics that microorganisms can not resist against it and can also perform antibiotic activities.…”