Optimization of small ruminant production through the use of a bifidogenic macroelement feed supplement
https://doi.org/10.26897/2074-0840-2025-3-27-32
Abstract
This paper presents the results of comprehensive studies on the efficacy of the feed additive “LactuVet-1” in the diets of Edilbay lambs reared under the conditions of the Saratov region. It was shown that daily supplementation with LactuVet-1 (20 g per head for 90 days) significantly increases live weight and average daily gain, enhances slaughter yield and meat productivity, and promotes the accumulation of macroelements (Ca, Mg, P, K, Na) in muscle tissue. Histological analysis revealed a more uniform muscle-fiber structure, while sensory evaluation confirmed the high taste quality and nutritional value of the meat. Product safety was demonstrated by low levels of toxic elements and full compliance with microbiological standards. An economic assessment indicated that the technology achieves a profitability of 20.95%.
About the Authors
T. M. GiroRussian Federation
Tatyana M. Giro, Doctor of technical sciences, Professor, Department of Livestock Products Technology and Processing
49 Timiryazevskaya St., Moscow 127434
tel.: (906) 342-30-16
I. A. Gorbanov
Russian Federation
Ilya A. Gorbanov, PhD Student, Department of Livestock Products Technology and Processing
335 Sokolovaya St., Saratov 410005
tel.: (9173) 00-54-85
Kh. I. Saidmurodov
Uzbekistan
Kholmurod I. Saidmurodov, PhD Student
Karshi, Mustakillik, 225
tel.: +998 (75) 221-09-23
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For citations:
Giro T.M., Gorbanov I.A., Saidmurodov Kh.I. Optimization of small ruminant production through the use of a bifidogenic macroelement feed supplement. Sheep, goats, wool business. 2025;(3):27-32. (In Russ.) https://doi.org/10.26897/2074-0840-2025-3-27-32
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