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Effect of different oil sources on production performance of Japanese quails

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An experiment was conducted to study the effect of inclusion of different feed oil sources rich inomega-3 fatty acids on the production performance of Japanese quail. The feeding trial wasconducted in 360 numbers of day old Japanese quail broiler chicks for five weeks (0 - 5 week)with different oil sources-Palm oil - PO, Linseed oil-LO and Sardine Fish oil-SO with various inclusionlevels of different sources of omega-3 fatty acids (T1-PO 4%; T2 LO 4%:T3 LO 3% + SO 1%; T4LO 2% +SO 2%; T5 LO 1% + SO 3%; T6 SO 4%) with six replicates with ten birds in each replicate.All the diets were isocaloric and isonitrogenous. Different oil sources (palm oil/linseed oil/sardineoil) in the Japanese quails ration had no significant effect on average daily gain, feed consumptionand feed conversion efficiency

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