摘要
文章旨在研究日粮添加不同种类的钠及水平对肉鸡生长性能、血清生化指标及肉品质的影响。试验选择1 d商品肉鸡(公母各半)1008只,随机分为9组,每组4个重复,每个重复28只。试验采用3×3设计试验,即3种钠种类:氯化钠、小苏打和硫酸钠,3个钠水平:2、1.5和1.0 g/kg,试验共进行126 d。结果显示:2、1.5较1 g/kg钠水平显著提高126 d肉鸡的体重(P <0.05);氯化钠较小苏打和硫酸钠显著提高了1~28 d肉鸡的日增重(P <0.05),但显著降低了85~126 d肉鸡的日增重(P <0.05);钠添加水平和形式对1~28 d和29~56 d肉鸡料重比的影响表现为显著交互效应(P <0.05)。1 g/kg较2.0 g/kg钠水平显著提高了112 d肉鸡粪中干物质含量(P <0.05)。2 g/kg较1 g/kg钠水平组显著提高了血清镁、磷、钠和氯的水平(P <0.05),氯化钠较小苏打显著提高了血清钾水平(P <0.05)。氯化钠较小苏打显著降低了十二指肠黏度和干物质含量(P <0.05),小苏打和硫酸钠组较氯化钠组显著降低了空肠pH(P <0.05)。氯化钠组较小苏打组显著提高了肌肉滴水损失(P <0.05)。结论 :在本试验条件下,日粮1.0 g/kg钠水平显著影响肉鸡生长早期的饲料利用率,氯化钠、小苏打和硫酸钠可以改善肉鸡料重比,但小苏打降低了胸肌产量。
This study was conducted to evaluate the different sodium sources and levels on growth performance,serum biochemistry indices and meat quality of broilers. A total of 1008 broilers aged 1 d were allotted to 9 groups with 4 replicates of 28 broilers. There are 3×3 factors,namely,three sodium sources(Nacl,NaHCO3 and Na2 SO4),and three dietary sodium levels(2,1.5 and 1.0 g/kg). The trial last 126 d. Results showed that compared with the 1 g/kg sodium group,2 and 1.5 g/kg sodium groups had higher body weight at 126 d(P <0.05),and Nacl group had higher weight gain than NaHCO3 and Na2SO4 groups at 1 ~ 28 d(P <0.05). Compared with the 2 g/kg sodium group,1 g/kg sodium group had higher contents of dry matter in fences at 112 d(P <0.05). Compared with the 1 g/kg sodium group,2 g/kg sodium group had higher serum levels of Mg,P,Na and Cl(P <0.05). Nacl group had higher serum level of K than the NaHCO3 group(P <0.05),and lower contents of dry matter and viscosity(P <0.05)and lower ileum pH value(P <0.05),and higher dressing percentage(P< 0.05). In conclusion,dietary included 1.0% sodium level can affect the feed efficiency of broilers at the early stage,and Nacl and NaHCO3 can improve the feed grain ratio,while NaHCO3 decreased the breast meat production.
作者
岳玉秀
YUE Yuxiu(Jilin Engineering Vocational College,Siping Jilin Province 136001)
出处
《中国饲料》
北大核心
2018年第24期69-74,共6页
China Feed
关键词
钠
生长性能
血清生化指标
肉品质
肉鸡
sodium
growth performance
serum biochemistry indices
meat quality
broiler