Efficiency of Utilization of Nutrients and Energy from Forages with the Addition of Felutsen Carbohydrate Complex to the Diet of the Kazakh White-Headed Breed Steers
Kosilov V. Kurokhtina D. Kasimova G. Kadraliyeva B. Nikonova E. Mikolaychik I. Morozova L. Balabaev B.
3 December 2025University of Punjab (new Campus)
Pakistan Journal of Zoology
2025#57Issue 62927 - 2934 pp.
The purpose of this study was to investigate the specific features of consumption and utilization of nutrients, energy and nitrogen in the diet of steers of the Kazakh white-headed breed while feeding with a balanced carbohydrate complex Felutsen for beef cattle. A beneficial effect of including a balanced carbohydrate complex Felutsen into the ration of steers of experimental groups on the level of intake of nutrients from the feed rations has been established: There was an advantage of young bulls of groups II-IV over bulls of group I (control) on the consumption of dry matter 215.0–302.5 g (2.4 – 3.4%), of organic matter 177.1 – 330.7 g (2. 2 – 4.0%), crude protein 14.4 – 44.3 g (1.3 – 4.0%), crude fat 3.7 – 6.5 g (1.3 – 2.3%), crude fiber 26.4 – 46.6 g (1.3 – 2.3%), nitrogen-free extractive substances 100.0 – 200.7 g (2.1 – 4.2%). The positive effect on the utilization of all types of nutrients was also established, so the bulls of I (control) group were inferior to the young animals of II-IV experimental groups in terms of the coefficient of digestibility of dry matter by 1.15–2.11%, organic matter 0.98–2.88%, crude protein 0.85–1.19%, crude fat 1.13–2.11%, crude fiber 0.36–0.67%, nitrogen-free extractive substances (NES)-1.16–4.22%. The results indicated the outperformance of the II-IV experimental groups over the I (control) group in terms of energy consumption with feed protein by 0.35–1.06 MJ (1.3–4.0%), Fats energy - by 0.15–0.26 MJ (1.3–2.3%), fiber energy - by 0.52–0.93 MJ (1.3–2.2%), nitrogen-free extractive substances energy - by 1.75–3.51 MJ (2.1–4.2%). Bulls of the II-IV experimental groups exceeded their peers of the I (control) group in nitrogen intake by 2.30–11.63 g (1.3–6.5%). Similar intergroup differences were observed in terms of digested nitrogen.
Cattle , Digestion , Feed additive , Feed ration , Nutrient
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Orenburg State Agrarian University, Orenburg, Russian Federation
West-Kazakhstan Agro-Engineering University, Uralsk City, Kazakhstan
Kurgan State Agricultural Academy by T.S. Maltsev, Lesnikovo Village, Ketovsky District, Kurgan Region, Russian Federation
Kostanay Agricultural College, Tobyl, Kazakhstan
Orenburg State Agrarian University
West-Kazakhstan Agro-Engineering University
Kurgan State Agricultural Academy by T.S. Maltsev
Kostanay Agricultural College
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