February 2005 GOAL : The objective is to evaluate the performance of broilers from 1 to 42 days of age, treated with - avilamycin - Bio-Mos - BIOLASE (DOXAL)

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February 2005 GOAL : The objective is to evaluate the performance of broilers from 1 to 42 days of age, treated with - avilamycin - Bio-Mos - BIOLASE (DOXAL) when fed diets made with corn of different nutritional qualities. BIOLASE

MATERIAL AND METHODS: 920 Ross chicks Period - 1 to 42 days old Completely randomized design 12 treatments x 8 repetitions x 20 broilers/unit Table 01 – Test 1 – Test groups Treatment Normal Quality Corn Treatment Low Quality Corn 1 Blank Feed (BF) 2 BF + Avilamycin 3 BF + BIOLASE(.5 kg/ton.) 4 BF + BIOLASE (1 kg/ton.) 5 BF + BIOLASE (2 kg/ton.) 6 BF + BioMos (2 kg/ton.) BIOLASE is a registered Trademark of Doxal Italia spa – Italy BioMos is a registered Trademark of Alltech Inc - USA 7 Blank Feed (BF) 8 BF + Avilamycin 9 BF + BIOLASE (.5 kg/ton.) 10 BF + BIOLASE (1 kg/ton.) 11 BF + BIOLASE (2 kg/ton.) 12 BF + BioMos (2 kg/ton.)

YIELD DATA (1-21 and days): Table 02– Yield of 1 to 21 days old males chicks. Weight Gain, gFeed Intake,gFeed Conversion, g/g Treatment Normal Quality Corn Low Quality Corn Average Normal Quality Corn Low Quality Corn Average Normal Quality Corn Low Quality Corn Average Blank Feed 705b 685b 695b b 1.697b 1.675b BF+Avila 744a 718a 731a a 1.613a 1.584a BF+BIOLASE 500 g/t 737a 722a 729a a 1.606a 1.582a BF+ BIOLASE 1kg/t 725a 710a 709a a 1.629a 1.605a BF+ BIOLASE 2kg/t 727ab690ab 717ab a 1.650a 1.615a BF+ BioMos 2kg/t 743a 718a 730a a 1.612a 1.585a Corn average 730A 707B A 1.634B CV (%)

Table 03– Yield of 22 to 42 days old males chicks. Blank Feed 1715b 1692b 1703b BF + Avila 1768a 1731a 1750a BF + BIOLASE 500 g/t 1764a 1751a 1758a BF + BIOLASE 1kg/t 1749ab 1722ab 1736ab BF + BIOLASE 2kg/t 1743ab 1715ab 1729ab BF + BioMos 2kg/t 1766a 1743a 1754a Corn average 1751A 1726B 428B 3470A 1.958A 2.012B CV (%) Weight Gain, gFeed Intake,gFeed Conversion, g/g Treatment Normal Quality Corn Low Quality Corn Average Normal Quality Corn Low Quality Corn Average Normal Quality Corn Low Quality Corn Average

YIELD DATA (1-42 days): Table 04– Yield of 1 to 42 days old males chicks. Blank Feed 2420c 2377c 2398c b 1.953b 1.915b BF+Avila 2512a 2499a 2480a a 1.884a 1.859a BF+BIOLASE 500 g/t 2501a 2473a 2487a a 1.879a 1.859a BF+BIOLASE 1kg/t 2474ab 2432ab 2453ab a 1.901a 1.874a BF+BIOLASE 2kg/t 2471b 2405b 2438b a 1.908a 1.878a BF+ BioMos 2kg/t 2509a 2461a 2485a a 1.884a Corn average 2481A 2433B 4581B 4624A 1.847A 1.901B CV (%) Weight Gain, gFeed Intake,gFeed Conversion, g/g Treatment Normal Quality Corn Low Quality Corn Average Normal Quality Corn Low Quality Corn Average Normal Quality Corn Low Quality Corn Average

WEIGHT GAIN, g (1-21 days): NORMAL QUALITY CORN -During the period of 1 to 21 days old, the chicks that received additives in their ration, presented higher weight gain when compared to basal feed (P<0.05). Among the treatments containing BIOLASE, the best results of weight gain were obtained with 500 g/ton. of product. LOW QUALITY CORN -Using low quality corn, there was an improvement on weight gain with the inclusion of pre-biotics and avilamycin, and the treatments containing 0.5 kg of BIOLASE (722g), avilamycin (718g), and 2 kg Bio-Mos (718g) stood out as the best results.

FEED CONVERSION (1-21 days): NORMAL QUALITY CORN - The usage of additives improved feed conversion (P<0.05) and the treatments containing BIOLASE 0.5kg (1.557), BioMos 2 kg (1.557) and avilamycin (1.554) were the best results. LOW QUALITY CORN - In this case the improvement on feed conversion was even more important. The best result among all was found with BIOLASE 0.5 kg.

WEIGHT GAIN, g (1-42 days): NORMAL QUALITY CORN -Using additives improved the weight gain (p<0.05), and the best performance was obtained with BIOLASE 0.5 kg, BioMos 2 kg and avilamycin. LOW QUALITY CORN -As with normal quality corn, the weight gain was higher when additives were used (p<0.05) and the best results were achieved when using BIOLASE 0.5 kg, BioMos 2 kg and avilamycin. FEED CONVERSION (1-42 days): NORMAL QUALITY CORN & LOW QUALITY CORN -Feed conversion was better when additives were used (p<0.05). The best results were achieved when using BIOLASE 0.5 kg, avilamycin and BioMos 2 kg.

YIELD FACTOR (1-42 days): (YF=DAWG x livability x alimentary efficiency x 100) DAWG= daily average weight gain, Livability = 100/mortality, Alimentary Efficiency = 1/ feed conversion Table 05 – Yield factor of broilers, 1-42 days old. Yield Factor Treatment Normal Quality Corn Low Quality Corn Average Blank Feed (BF) 289c 273c 281c BF + Avilamicine 305a 290a 297a BF + BIOLASE (.5kg/t) 303a 295a 299a BF + BIOLASE (1kg/t) 300ab 285ab 293ab BF + BIOLASE (2kg/t) 298b 281b 289b BF + BioMos (2kg/t) 300a 293a 296a Average 299A 286B CV(%) 2,74

YIELD FACTOR (1-42 days): NORMAL QUALITY CORN -The yield factor increased (p<0,05) on broilers which received diets containing additives. The best performances were obtained with usage of BIOLASE 500 g, BioMos 2 kg and avilamycin. LOW QUALITY CORN -In this case, the results for YF was even sharper. Once again the best results were obtained using BIOLASE 500 g, BioMos 2 kg and avilamycin.

CONCLUSIONS The usage of additives on broiler feeds improved the performance parameters, such as weight gain and feed conversion when compared to control treatment. The treatment containing BIOLASE 0.5 kg, BioMos 2 kg and avilamycin presented the lowest feed conversion rate (p<0.05). The treatment containing BIOLASE 0.5 kg, BioMos 2 kg and avilamycin presented the best yield factor (p<0.05). The right inclusion rate for BIOLASE is 0.5 kg per ton of feed, under present test conditions.