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LAP Lambert Academic Publishing (2023)

ROLE OF TROPICAL INDIGENOUS BROWSE PLANTS IN LIVESTOCK PRODUCTION - METHANE REDUCING POTENTIAL, NUTRITIVE VALUE AND ANTHELMINTHIC PROPERTY OF INDIGENOUS BROWSES FROM ETHIOPIA

Amsalu Sisay

Titre : ROLE OF TROPICAL INDIGENOUS BROWSE PLANTS IN LIVESTOCK PRODUCTION - METHANE REDUCING POTENTIAL, NUTRITIVE VALUE AND ANTHELMINTHIC PROPERTY OF INDIGENOUS BROWSES FROM ETHIOPIA

Auteurs  : Amsalu Sisay
Publisher  : LAP Lambert Academic Publishing
Date de parution : 2023-01-25
Pages : 104

Présentation
Browse plants play a significant role in nutrition of ruminants in tropical regions. Browse species, because of their resistance to heat, drought, salinity, alkalinity and grazing, are the major feed resources during the dry season. In addition, a major advantage of browses over grasses is their higher crude protein content. This makes them promising supplements to crop residues and poor quality natural pasture based diets. Tropical browses have been also reported to reduce methane (CH4) emission by ruminants, reduce gastro-intestinal parasite (GIP) burden and increase parasitized animal performance. It is, therefore, imperative to evaluate nutrient composition, in vitro gas and methane production potentials, in vitro and in vivo anthelmintic properties of the indigenous browses in order to screen and recommend best indigenous browses with optimum nutritional value and minimum methane production potentials. This work was, therefore, designed to assess the nutritional values, methane reduction potential, in vitro and in vivo anthelmintic properties of indigenous browses from the Rift Valley of Ethiopia.

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