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Abstract
Poultry production plays a crucial role in meeting the global demand for meat and eggs. The growth performance of poultry birds is highly influenced by their feeding strategies. This study investigates the impact of different feeding strategies on growth performance in poultry production. The research explores various feeding methods, including conventional feeding, organic feeding, probiotic supplementation, and precision nutrition, to determine their effects on growth indicators such as body weight gain, feed conversion ratio, and overall health status of poultry birds. A comprehensive literature review was conducted to analyze existing studies and identify gaps in knowledge related to feeding strategies and growth performance in poultry production. The research methodology involved a series of controlled feeding trials using broiler chickens as the experimental subjects. Different feeding strategies were implemented across groups of chickens, and growth performance parameters were carefully monitored and recorded. Data analysis was carried out to compare the outcomes of each feeding strategy and evaluate their effectiveness in promoting optimal growth in poultry birds. The findings of the study revealed significant differences in growth performance among the various feeding strategies tested. Results indicated that certain feeding methods, such as probiotic supplementation and precision nutrition, led to improved growth rates and feed efficiency compared to conventional feeding practices. Additionally, the study identified specific factors within each feeding strategy that contributed to enhanced growth performance, including nutrient composition, feed quality, and feeding schedules. The discussion of findings delves into the implications of the research results for poultry producers seeking to optimize growth performance in their flocks. Practical recommendations are provided based on the outcomes of the feeding trials, highlighting the potential benefits of adopting alternative feeding strategies to enhance the overall productivity and profitability of poultry production operations. In conclusion, this study sheds light on the critical role of feeding strategies in influencing growth performance in poultry production. By analyzing the effects of different feeding methods on key growth indicators, valuable insights have been gained regarding the optimization of poultry nutrition for improved productivity and welfare. The findings of this research contribute to the existing body of knowledge on poultry feeding practices and offer practical recommendations for poultry producers aiming to enhance the growth performance of their flocks.

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