Compared to the impact of concentrate feed and forage to resist infection worms in lambs Alawasih Haemonchus contortus | ||
| Diyala Journal For Pure Science | ||
| Article 1, Volume 8, Issue 3, September 2012, Pages 99-112 | ||
| Authors | ||
| Abdul Hamid Mohammad Hammoudi; Fuad Ahmed Abdullah | ||
| Abstract | ||
| Showed this study to know the effect of concentrate feed and forage to resist sheep Alawasih parasite infection using 500 larvae / kg body weight of worms Haemonchus contortus And use of the 20 pregnancy 8-9 months old campaigns were divided into two groups of ten lambs someone. Given concentrate feed and the other was given green fodder. And divided each group into two groups control group and amounted to 4 animals, and other group infection and reached 6 animals were studied infection through follow-up of the following criteria: the number of eggs / g of feces, weights animals, weight wool in addition to standard vessels that included the size of blood cells stacked PVC . Given concentrate feed and the other was given green fodder. And divided each group into two groups control group and amounted to 4 animals, and other group infection and reached 6 animals were studied infection through follow-up of the following criteria: the number of eggs / g of feces, weights animals, weight wool in addition to standard vessels that included the size of blood cells stacked PVC . The results were recorded significant difference clear on the type of feeding and different levels of resistance to sheep in terms of the size of infection and productive efficiency (number of eggs raised in the stool, the increase gravimetric, weight wool). As the results showed that There significant effect clear measurements vessels (size blood cells stacked between Totals control Almkhmjh. were more affected by changes in Hb) and the amount of hemoglobin PCV totals of green fodder. proving that feed the center strengthened resistance lambs injured worms. | ||
| Keywords | ||
| Parasite infection; sheep Alawasih | ||
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