الابحاث

Faculty of Agriculture

Assiut University

Department of Poultry Production
# Title Research Member Research Year
331 THE IMPACT OF BOTANICAL EXTRACT, CAPSICUM (CAPSICUM FRUTESCENCE L), OIL SUPPLEMENTATION AND THEIR INTERACTIONS ON THE PRODUCTIVE PERFORMANCE OF BROILER CHICKS. Prof. Mariam Ahmed ELDeeb 2006
332 (4) Impact of heat stress and enzymes supplementation on the bioavailable energy of some feedstuffs used in poultry diets. Prof. Mohamed Nabil Issa Mahmoud Makled 2006
333 Effect of dietary molasses on growing chicks performance reared on two litter types in hot climate. Prof. Mohamed El-Sagheer Mohamed Hassan 2006
334 EFFECT OF DIETARY MOLASSES ON GROWING CHICKS PERFORMANCE REARED ON TWO LITTER TYPES IN HOT CLIMATE.



تأثير إضافة المولاس في العليقة على معدل أداء الكتاكيت النامية المرباة على نوعين من الفرشـــــــة فى مناخ حار
 		Prof. Mohamed Metwally Ahmed Hamed 2006
335 EFFECT OF DIETARY MOLASSES ON GROWING CHICKS PERFORMANCE REARED ON TWO LITTER TYPES IN HOT CLIMATE.



تأثير إضافة المولاس في العليقة على معدل أداء الكتاكيت النامية المرباة على نوعين من الفرشـــــــة فى مناخ حار
 		Prof. Mohamed El-Sagheer Mohamed Hassan 2006
336 (4) Impact of heat stress and enzymes supplementation on the bioavailable energy of some feedstuffs used in poultry diets. Prof. Mohamed Metwally Ahmed Hamed 2006
337 Effect of type of litter and dietary molasses supplementation on some Dandarawi chick traits under summer season conditions of Assiut governorate. Prof. Mohamed El-Sagheer Mohamed Hassan 2006
338 ELDeeb, Mariam A. M. M. Ahmed and A. E. Galal (2006). The Impact of Botanical Extract, Capsicum (Capsicum Frutescence), Oil Supplementation and Their Interactions on Productive Performance of L.S.L Laying Hens for 7 Month Trial Experiment. ESAP, Cairo-Egy Prof. Mariam Ahmed ELDeeb 2006
339 (5) Amino acids availability of some poultry feedstuffs as affected by heat stress and enzymes supplementation. Prof. Mohamed Nabil Issa Mahmoud Makled 2006
340 Productive performance of Bovans brown and Hy-sex brown laying hens as affected by body weight at 20 weeks of age. Prof. Mohamed El-Sagheer Mohamed Hassan 2006