Thesis Abstract

Abstract
This thesis investigates the impact of dietary supplements on growth performance in poultry farming. The study aims to assess the effectiveness of dietary supplements in promoting growth and improving overall performance in poultry. A comprehensive review of existing literature on the subject is conducted to provide a theoretical framework for the research. The research methodology involves experimental trials on poultry farms, with a focus on measuring growth rates, feed conversion ratios, and overall health indicators in supplemented and non-supplemented poultry groups. The study findings reveal that dietary supplements play a significant role in enhancing growth performance in poultry. Poultry fed with supplements exhibited higher growth rates, improved feed conversion ratios, and better overall health compared to non-supplemented poultry. The research also highlights the importance of selecting appropriate supplements based on the specific nutritional needs of the poultry species and growth stage. In conclusion, the results demonstrate the positive impact of dietary supplements on growth performance in poultry farming. The findings of this study have practical implications for poultry farmers seeking to optimize growth and productivity in their operations. Further research is recommended to explore the long-term effects of dietary supplements on poultry health and performance. Keywords dietary supplements, growth performance, poultry farming, feed conversion ratio, nutritional requirements.

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