Effects of Homemade Yogurt on the Growth Performance of Broiler Chickens/
Arroyo, Aira Mae M.
Effects of Homemade Yogurt on the Growth Performance of Broiler Chickens/ Arroyo, Aira Mae M.; Balanay, Jezelle G. [and], Orioste, Irish C. - 2023 - xii, 84 leaves, illustration 28cm
Undergraduate Thesis or Project Development Report
This study aimed to determine the growth performance of Broiler chicken supplemented with varying levels of guava leaves concoction using a Completely Randomized Design (CRD) with three treatments and three replications. In this study, the researchers used Analysis of Variance (ANOVA) as the statistical tool in interpreting the data of the study.
The study was conducted at Sitio Anginan, Barangay San Isidro Montalban Rizal, where 45 heads of broiler chicken were used. The study started on October 12, 2022, and it was terminated on November 16, 2022, for a total of 35 days of conduction: 14 days for the brooding stage and 21 days for experimentation. The results show that Treatment 2, the experimental group, had the highest mean average gain in weight of four point seventy-seven kilograms Treatment 2 had 200 ml of guava leaves concoction mixed with 1800 ml of water Treatment 3 got the highest mean in feed conversion efficiency of three-point twenty-five, where Treatment 3 had 300 ml of guava leaves concoction with 1700 ml of water. For feed consumption and average water consumption, both Treatment 1 and the control group had the highest mean, 13.19 kg in feed consumption and 40.51 liters in average water consumption. Regarding economic profitability, Treatment 1 had no ROI (retum on investment), with a mean of negative 12.77%, indicating that supplementation does not impact growth performance.
UGT-AS LG 221.R59 Ar698 / 2023
Effects of Homemade Yogurt on the Growth Performance of Broiler Chickens/ Arroyo, Aira Mae M.; Balanay, Jezelle G. [and], Orioste, Irish C. - 2023 - xii, 84 leaves, illustration 28cm
Undergraduate Thesis or Project Development Report
This study aimed to determine the growth performance of Broiler chicken supplemented with varying levels of guava leaves concoction using a Completely Randomized Design (CRD) with three treatments and three replications. In this study, the researchers used Analysis of Variance (ANOVA) as the statistical tool in interpreting the data of the study.
The study was conducted at Sitio Anginan, Barangay San Isidro Montalban Rizal, where 45 heads of broiler chicken were used. The study started on October 12, 2022, and it was terminated on November 16, 2022, for a total of 35 days of conduction: 14 days for the brooding stage and 21 days for experimentation. The results show that Treatment 2, the experimental group, had the highest mean average gain in weight of four point seventy-seven kilograms Treatment 2 had 200 ml of guava leaves concoction mixed with 1800 ml of water Treatment 3 got the highest mean in feed conversion efficiency of three-point twenty-five, where Treatment 3 had 300 ml of guava leaves concoction with 1700 ml of water. For feed consumption and average water consumption, both Treatment 1 and the control group had the highest mean, 13.19 kg in feed consumption and 40.51 liters in average water consumption. Regarding economic profitability, Treatment 1 had no ROI (retum on investment), with a mean of negative 12.77%, indicating that supplementation does not impact growth performance.
UGT-AS LG 221.R59 Ar698 / 2023