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Effect of feeding Tinospora cordifolia and Mentha arvensis on growth and nutrient utilization in crossbred calves
Journal of Entomology and Zoology Studies · 2021 · Vol. 9(1) · pp. 1682–1686
Abstract
Twenty crossbred calves were divided into 4 groups to study the effect of feeding Tinospora cordifolia and Mentha arvensis on growth and nutrient utilization for 90 days. Group I was taken as control while Group II was provided with Tinospora cordifolia @ 4% of concentrate mixture, group III with Mentha arvensis @ 4% of concentrate mixture and group IV with both Tinospora cordifolia and Mentha arvensis @ 2% of concentrate mixture each. The dry matter intake, dry matter intake/W0.75, TDN intake/W0.75 and DCP intake/W0.75 in group III was significantly (P
Livestock Management and Performance ImprovementMentha arvensisTinospora cordifoliaCrossbreedDry matterNutrientBiologyChemistryAnimal scienceBotanyEssential oil
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