Performance and Meat Quality of Growing Pigs Fed Composite Leaf Meal Premix as an Alternative to Commercial Premix

Adegbenro, Muyiwa; Oluwasola, Agbede Johnson; Emmanuel, Onibi Gbenga; Ayobore, Aletor Valentine

doi:10.22161/ijeab/3.1.9

IJEAB

2018

DOI: 10.22161/ijeab/3.1.9

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Performance and Meat Quality of Growing Pigs Fed Composite Leaf Meal Premix as an Alternative to Commercial Premix

Muyiwa Adegbenro¹,

Agbede Johnson Oluwasola²,

Onibi Gbenga Emmanuel³

et al.

Abstract: Abstract-This trial was designed to study the effects of using composite leaf meal produced from five (5)

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Performance and Meat Quality of Growing Pigs Fed Composite Leaf Meal Premix as an Alternative to Commercial Premix

Abstract: Abstract-This trial was designed to study the effects of using composite leaf meal produced from five (5)

Cited by 1 publication

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Evaluation of the nutritive values of the leaves of three common trees in Landmark University as potential feed resources in poultry

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