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Effect of enzyme supplementation on production performance of dairy animals

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This experiment was based on the hypothesis that whether use of exogenous enzymes in ruminant diets is beneficial for feed digestion and improving animal productivity or not. For this study, total 20 cows and 20 buffaloes were selected and divided into four groups namely A, B, C and D. The trial was conducted on Private Dairy farm of Rajnandgaon District, Chhattisgarh, India where pre and post feeding effect of Hostazyme (Xylanase) was studied. The above study recommended the use of Hostazyme at 5 g per day in cows and 10 g per day in buffaloes for economic milk production. | Effect of enzyme supplementation on production performance of dairy animals

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