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  RANDOMISED SANITARY STATUS OF ARGENTINEAN RABBITRY 

  Martino, P.; Samus, S.; Piscopo, M.; Risso, M.; Lacchini, R. (World Rabbit Science. ICTA. UPV, 2000)

  [EN] A short description of sanitary problems among argentinean rabbit farms (25 familiar and 41 cornmercial units), is presented. This randomized survey was compiled with information provided over the last 5 years by ...
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  NOTE: INDUCTION OF PARTURITION IN ANGORA RABBITS BY OXYTOCIN : SOME OBSERVATIONS 

  Singh, G.; Katoch, B.S. (World Rabbit Science. ICTA. UPV, 2000)

  [EN] The effect of oxytocin to induce parturition in angora does was studied. Retrospective observations were made on pregnant angora does maintained under ideal thermal and photo regulation and hygienic conditions. ...
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  EFFETS DE L'UTILISATION DE LEVURES ENRICHIES EN CHROME SUR LA PRODUCTION DU LAPIN EN CROISSANCE 

  Lambertini, L.; Vignola, G.; Zaghini, G. (World Rabbit Science. ICTA. UPV, 2000)

  [EN] The aim of this trial was to investigate the effects of high chromium Cr) yeast supplemented diets on performance of growing-finishing rabbits. Ninety-six commercial hybrid rabbits, half males and half females, ...
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  ALTERNATIVE FEED RESOURCES FOR FORMULATING CONCENTRATE DIETS OF RABBITS. 2. JACK BEAN (Canavalia ensiformis) SEEDS 

  Bamikole, M.A.; Ezenwa, I.; Adewumi, M.K.; Omojola, A.B.; Aken'ova, M.E.; Babayemi, O.J.; Olufosoye, O.F. (World Rabbit Science. ICTA. UPV, 2000)

  [EN] In an eight-week long feeding and digestibility trial, the acceptable amount of heat-processed ( 1 h boiling) jack bean seed that can be used to substitute partially for oil cakes (palm kernel and groundnut cakes) ...
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  ALTERNATIVE FEED RESOURCES FOR FORMULATING CONCENTRATE DIETS OF RABBITS. 1. UNTHRESHED GRAIN AMARANTH SEEDHEAD 

  Bamikole, M.A.; Ezenwa, I.; Adewumi, M.K.; Omojola, A.B.; Adetimirin, V.O.; Arigbede, O.M.; Orisadeyi, S.A. (World Rabbit Science. ICTA. UPV, 2000)

  [EN] The acceptable leve! of inclusion of unthreshed inflorescence or seedheads of mature grain amaranth plants (GASH) as feed ingredient of concentrate diets of rabbits was examined. Four diets were formulated with ...

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