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Detection And Confirmation Of Veterinary Drug Residues In Commercially Available Frozen Shrimp, Jessica Danielle Johnson
Detection And Confirmation Of Veterinary Drug Residues In Commercially Available Frozen Shrimp, Jessica Danielle Johnson
LSU Master's Theses
Aquaculture has grown rapidly as the world’s wild-caught fisheries approach their sustainable limits. Feed conversion in aquaculture is more efficient than in terrestrial animals. Thus with a growing world population, seafood produced through aquaculture can provide a high quality source of protein. Aquaculture systems rely on high stocking densities and commercial feeds to increase production and profitability, which increase animal stress and susceptibility to disease. Veterinary drugs are commonly used to prevent and treat disease outbreaks. Several of these drugs are banned for use in shrimp farming in the United States. These drugs can be toxic to humans, with side …
Influence Of Feeding Anise Oil To Piglets And Broilers, Jose Wando Charal
Influence Of Feeding Anise Oil To Piglets And Broilers, Jose Wando Charal
LSU Doctoral Dissertations
The objectives of this research were to determine 1) the effect of anise oil (AO) in pigs after exposure and re-exposure by dietary additions to sow and nursery diets; and 2) the maximum level of AO that could be fed to broilers and its effect on in-vitro growth of Clostridium perfringens (ClP); 3) to determine the effect of AO and diet type on growth performance of broilers after a challenge with ClP; and 4) to determine the effect of AO fed to broilers under commercial conditions. The results indicated that exposing lactating pigs to AO through the sow diet had …