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CASSAVA PEEL MEAL AS A FEED INGREDIENT IN CHICKEN DIETS: A REVIEW

Article number

380_103

Pages

519 – 519

Language

English

Abstract

Cassava peel meal (CPM) is the residue resulting from the processing of cassava roots for human consumptin.
It is low in energy, low in protein, and high in fibre, but has been investigasted in various laboratories as a possible alternative energy source for poultry.
Available data indicates that CPM may have economic advantages in poultry diets if the cyanide concentration is reduced below toxic levels and used in diets with properly balanced nutrients including amino acids.

Publication

Symposium on Tropical Root Crops in a Developping Economy

Authors

S.A. Osei

Keywords

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https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.1994.380.103

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