Nutritive and Feeding Value of Cottonseed Meal in Broilers – A Review

Thirumalaisamy, G; Purushothaman,; Kumar, P. Sunil; Selvaraj, Periasamy; Natarajan, A.; Senthilkumar, S.; Visha, P.; Kumar, Yatendra; Thulasiraman, P

doi:10.14737/journal.aavs/2016/4.8.398.404

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“…Cottonseed meal samples were analyzed, and the mean proximate composition of minor minerals (mg/kg) are: copper (0.03), iron (118.50), manganese (58.22), and zinc (62.25) [ 24 ]. The mechanism of coordination and antagonism among Cu, Fe, Zn, and Mn has been fully analyzed, and its essence is that one element affects the absorption and digestibility of other elements.…”

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Effect of Heating Time of Cottonseed Meal on Nutrient and Mineral Element Digestibility in Chicken (Based on Cottonseed Meal Replaced with All Soybean Meal)

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A digestibility test was conducted to estimate the effects of the heating time of cottonseed meal on nutrient digestibility and mineral element absorption in chicken. A total of 36, 45-week-old healthy New Yangzhou chickens with similar body weight were randomly divided into 6 groups with 6 replicates per group and one chicken per replicate. The chickens in Group A (control group) were fed the corn-soybean meal diet. The chickens in Groups B, C, D, E, and F (experimental groups) were fed the cottonseed meal to replace all soybean meal. The cottonseed meal in the experimental groups was treated with wet heating. The heating temperature was set at 120 °C, and the humidity was set at 50%. The heating time was set to 10, 15, 20, 25, and 30 min successively. The trial period was 4 day. The digestibility of crude protein, metabolic energy, and dry matter was highest using wet-heat treating for 15 min (p < 0.05). The digestibility of Fe increased significantly from 66.78% to 70.39% when the heating time of cottonseed meal was prolonged from 10 min to 30 min (p < 0.05). Compared with Group A, the digestibility of Zn was increased in Groups B and C, and then there was a decrease in Group D. Finally, the digestibility was increased again in Group F. The opposite pattern was shown in the digestibility of Cu and Zn. There was no significant effect of wet heat treatment time on the digestibility of calcium, phosphorus, and manganese (p > 0.05). When cottonseed meal is considered as feed for 45-week-old chickens, processing conditions of 120 °C and 50% humidity for 15 min are recommended.

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Effect of Heating Time of Cottonseed Meal on Nutrient and Mineral Element Digestibility in Chicken (Based on Cottonseed Meal Replaced with All Soybean Meal)

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“…Los resultados aquí expuestos permiten asumir que Musa spp., como sustrato complementario energético, conserva la mayoría de indicadores productivos en pollos de engorde, al igual que las aves expuestas al consumo de balanceado comercial Dumorné (2018), comprobó también que la inclusión de Leucaena leucocephala y harina de Musa cavendishii ejerce efecto positivo sobre el incremento de peso, consumo y conversión alimenticia de gallinas ponedoras. Es importante resaltar que las aves de corral carecen de enzimas degradadoras de fibra para descomponer los carbohidratos complejos, lo cual condiciona el hábito de consumo (Thirumalaisamy et al 2016).…”

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Inclusión de Vigna unguiculata y musa spp. para alimentación alternativa en pollos de engorde

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Introducción. La avicultura modernademanda el desarrollo de estrategias alimenticias que incrementen el nivel de sostenibilidaden las parvadas, lo cual ha generado interéspor incluir ingredientes no tradicionales en lasdietas para aves. Objetivo. Evaluar el efecto dela inclusión parcial de frijol caupí (Vigna unguiculata) y plátano (Musa spp.) sobre parámetroszootécnicos de pollos de engorde. Materiales ymétodos. Se formuló una dieta isoprotéica (20%PC) e isocalórica (3,7 kcal ED/g) para alimentardurante 42 días 160 pollitos Cobb 500, con sustitución parcial de 0; 18; 20 y 22% el alimentoconcentrado (AC) por una mezcla experimental(ME) de V. unguiculata y Musa spp. Las avesfueron distribuidas al azar en 16 corrales segúnlos tratamientos (T): T0: 100% AC; T1: 82% AC+ 18% ME; T2: 80% AC + 20% ME y, T3: 78%AC + 22% ME y 4 repeticiones. Para evaluar larespuesta productiva, se consideraron los parámetros ganancia total de peso (GTP), ganancia diaria de peso (GDP), factor de conversiónalimenticia (FCA), consumo (C), rendimientoen canal (RC) y mortalidad (M). Resultados.El tratamiento control (T0) registró la mayorGTP (2,461±0,02 g), GDP (58,60±0,03 g), C(4,247±3,20 g) y FCA (1,73±0,06); sin embargo,el análisis estadístico reveló que el T0 y T1 sonestadísticamente iguales, mientras que T2 yT3 presentaron diferencia significativa (p<0,05)entre sí para la mayoría de variables y, frente aT0 y T1. En cuanto al RC, el T0 y T1 difirieronsignificativamente (p<0,05) con respecto a T2 yT3. Durante el experimento no murieron aves enninguno de los tratamientos evaluados. Conclusión. Sustituir hasta un 18% el AC por una mezcla balanceada a base de V. unguiculata y Musaspp. en pollos de engorde, resulta una alternativanutricional para la avicultura familiar.

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Bioactive Phytochemicals from Cotton (Gossypium hirsutum) Seed Oil Processing By-products

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Gautério³

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Nutritive and Feeding Value of Cottonseed Meal in Broilers – A Review

Cited by 12 publications

References 22 publications

Effect of Heating Time of Cottonseed Meal on Nutrient and Mineral Element Digestibility in Chicken (Based on Cottonseed Meal Replaced with All Soybean Meal)

Effect of Heating Time of Cottonseed Meal on Nutrient and Mineral Element Digestibility in Chicken (Based on Cottonseed Meal Replaced with All Soybean Meal)

Inclusión de Vigna unguiculata y musa spp. para alimentación alternativa en pollos de engorde

Bioactive Phytochemicals from Cotton (Gossypium hirsutum) Seed Oil Processing By-products

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