Member of the International Horse breeding Association, Head of the Department, Candidate of Agricultural Sciences of the International horse breeding Academy named after Aba Annayev Myrat Rejepgulyev reported in an article published in today's edition of "Bereketli Toprak" newspaper and has said that they had aimed to produce a nutrition mixture based on new technologies by using their plants, fruits, grains that are grown in the local natural and soil-climatic conditions of Turkmenistan, and their production remains reported in an article published in today's edition of "Bereketli Toprak" newspaper.
According to the source, modern nutrition mixture remains should not only supply the horse's energy and nutrient requirements, it should provide his overall immune system is in good condition. From this point of view, to be mixed of non-traditional additives into the combination of the produced nutrition mixture, such as the flour of garden crops - pumpkin and watermelon, has a beneficial effect on the normalization of the horse's immune system. Also, combination of these supplements should be better to supply of vitamins to the horse's body, increase its resistance to diseases. At the result of researches that are based on the importance of the new nutrition mixture has created opportunities to reveal its advantages and disadvantages.
The foals of experimental group I, fed according to the husbandry regime, gained 134 kilograms of live weight during the period of testing of "Kuvatly" nutrition mixture. The foals of the experimental group were able to increase their weight by 195.5 kilograms during the experimental period. As a result, during the reporting period, the foals of the experimental group gained 61 kilograms more weight compared to the experimental group. In other words, if the average weight gain per head of the experimental group was 26.8 kilograms, then this indicator of the experimental group was 39 kilograms. Thus, the foals fed with the "Powerful" feed mixture gained 12.2 kilograms more weight per head compared to the control group fed with the standard management system.
It has been proven that foals grow at a high rate when they are provided with nutrients, physiologically useful energy, vitamins, and minerals in a sufficient and regular ratio at the expense of additional feeding of 0.6 kg of enriched fodder during the growth period of young horses.
Source: turkmenportal.com