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Organic Feed Additives for Livestock

Langue : Anglais

Coordonnateurs : Alagawany Mahmoud, Sallam Sobhy, Abd El-Hack Mohamed E.

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Organic Feed Additives for Livestock focuses on the beneficial effects of organic feed additives, and on food animals, including ruminants, swine, poultry, fish, and more. It also explores how these feed additives can benefit food animal production, reproduction, and health. Each chapter covers the significance of an organic feed supplement, especially as an alternative to synthetic growth promoters, with topics including medicinal plants, cold pressed and essential oils, natural antioxidants, emulsifiers, acidifiers and organic acids, fibrolytic enzymes, organic minerals, probiotics, macro- and microalgae, organic nanoparticles, yeast and its derivatives, and bee pollen. Contributed by a range of livestock and aquaculture specialists from around the world, the book takes a holistic approach to explore how organic additives offer an efficient strategy to improve livestock productivity and health. This reference is an excellent resource for researchers and graduate students interested in animal agriculture, as well as veterinarians, animal nutritionists, breeders, and other livestock specialists. It will allow experts to stay up-to-date on organic options for livestock and serve as a starting point in generating new research ideas.

1. Introduction and background
2. The significance of organic feed additives in animal nutrition
3. Phytobiotics and their applications in fish
4. Cold-pressed and essential oils
5. Probiotics, prebiotics and synbiotics in animal and poultry nutrition
6. Acidifiers and organic acids
7. Natural antioxidants in farm animals
8. Emulsifiers and their applications in farm animals
9. Naturally produced nanoparticles and their applications in farm animals
10. Propolis and bee pollen
11. Use of Macro- and Microalgae in animal nutrition
12. Bile acids in poultry nutrition
13. Antimicrobial feed additives
14. Methyl Donors and their roles in poultry nutrition
15. Amino acids: Functionality and applications
16. Fibrolytic enzymes in animal and fish nutrition
17. Yeast and its derivatives in animal and fish nutrition
18. Omega 3-6-9 fatty acids and their role in improving health and production
19. Chelates and organic minerals
Dr. Mahmoud Alagawany is an Associate Professor of Poultry Nutrition and Physiology at Zagazig University.? His research interests include feed additives; metabolism, traditional and untraditional feeds, herbal plants, immunity, synthetic and natural additives, and feed formulation and feed manufacturing.?According to the Stanford University classification, his name was included in the list of Top 2% of influential scientists in biological sciences for the years 2020 and 2021 as well. Dr. Alagawany was awarded the State Encouragement Prize in Agricultural Sciences in 2018. Dr. Alagawany is an editor of three published books. Alagawany is editor in Chief for the journal of Afro-Asian journal of Biological and Agricultural Sciences. Also, he is an associate editor of Frontiers in Physiology and Revista Brasileira de Zootecnia. He is a member of the Editorial Board of many international journals such as Revista Electronica De Veterinaria, Advances in Animal and Veterinary Science, Universal Journal of Agricultural Research, and Revista Brasileira de Zootecnia.
Dr. Sobhy Sallam is a Professor of Animal Nutritition, Faculty of Agriculture, Alexandria University.?His research interests include the ecological and biochemical function of rumen microorganisms, methane emission in ruminants (mitigation and adaptation), manipulation of rumen microorganisms using different natural and synthetic feed additives, alternative feed resources for ruminant nutrition, interactions among nutrition, reproduction, environment, and genetics in ruminants, and nutrigenetics and nutrigenomics in farm animals.

Dr. Sallam was awarded the scientific distinguishment prize of Alexandria University 2021 and Alexandria University award for the scientific encouragement 2009. He was former Vice Dean for Community Service and Environment Development of the Faculty of Agriculture, Alexandria University (2015-2022). Dr. Sallam is member of the Livestock and Fisheries Research Development Coun
  • Summarizes the latest developments in organic livestock nutrition
  • Describes the importance of organic and natural feed supplements in the production of the healthy food for livestock
  • Offers natural, nutritionally beneficial alternatives to antibiotics and synthetic growth promoters

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