J. Parova et al., THE EFFECT OF APPLICATION OF PROBIOTICS BASED ON BACILLUS CIP-5832 ONUTILITY AND ECONOMICAL PARAMETERS IN DUCK FATTENING, Zivocisna vyroba, 39(11), 1994, pp. 983-992
The effect of feed mixtures VKCH 1 and VKCH 2 supplementation with bac
teria Bacillus C.I.P. 5832 was studied in the form of feeding comparat
ive experiment in Peking duck fattening under experimental conditions
in RIAN Pohorelice (Czech Republic) in 1992. The average weights of du
cks at the age of 3, 5 and 7 weeks were significantly higher (P < 0,05
) by 4, 3 and 3%, respectively in the group fed feed mixtures with pro
biotics (VKCH 1 supplemented with 5.10(5), and VKCH 2 with 6.10(5) Bac
illus C.I.P. 5832/g) as compared with control. The consumption of mixt
ure VKCH 1 per 1 kg of weight increment was by 6% higher in the group
with probiotics as compared with the control group. The consumption of
mixture VKCH 2 per 1 kg of weight increment was by 2% lower in the gr
oup with probiotics as compared with control. The total consumption of
mixtures per 1 kg of weight increment of ducks in the group with appl
ication of bacteria Bacillus C.I.P. 5832 was by 2% lower as compared w
ith control. Ducks fed mixtures with probiotics reached better grading
of final product in control slaughtering as compared with control. Pr
ice of realization of 1 kg of duck from the group fed mixtures with pr
obiotics was by 0.75 Kc higher. Since costs for mixtures were higher b
y 0.26 Kc per 1 kg of live weight in this group as a result of probiot
ics supplementation, the final profit (effect) of probiotics PACIFLOR
application amounted 0.49 Kc per 1 kg of fatted ducks.