Researchers

Hussain Mohamed El-Shafie Ead

Department

Animal Nutrition Research Departement

Research Field

Animal and Poultry Science(Animal Nutrition)

Agrovoc

Animal nutrition

Contacts

E-mail address

hussaineid41@yahoo.com

Work Telephones

0473281274

Awarded Degrees

Degree

BSc, Egypt, Cairo in [1974]
Masters, Egypt, ElMansoura Title: Study on digestion of feeds in uimen in [1982]
PHD, Egypt, ElMansoura Title: Studies on fermentation of feeds in the umen in [1999]

Rank

Researcher in Animal Production Research Institute (APRI) [27/09/2001]
Agricultural Engineer in Animal Production Research Institute (APRI) [01/09/1976]

Publications

Journal:

Prediction of the nutritive values of some feed mixtures from some rumen degradation parameters in sheep

Influence of feeding different levels of soybean meal in growing Friesian calves rations on: 1- productive performance after weaning

Influence of feeding different levels of soybean meal in growing Friesian calves rations on 2- productive performance in finishing phase

The effects of different sources of low quality roughage on soybean meal protein degradation in the rumen of sheep

Effects of sodium bicarbonate supplement on the nutritive value, rumen fermentation and performance of growing Friesian calves rations

Effects of seaweed supplementation to dairy Friesian cows' rations on: 1-digestion coefficients and rumen fermentation

Effects of seaweed supplementation to dairy Friesian cows' rations on: 2- milk yield, blood parameters and feed efficiency

Effect of replacement of barley grains and soybean meal by distiller's dried grains with solubles with or without supplemented sea weed in growing rabbit rations on: 1. Growth performance, feed utilization and economic efficiency of growing rabbits

Effect of replacement of barley grains and soybean meal by distiller's dried grains with solubles with or without supplemented sea weed in growing rabbit rations on: 2. Calcium and phosphorus intake and absorption and some blood constituents of growing rabbits

Effect of replacement of barley grains and soybean meal by distiller's dried grains with solubles with or without supplemented seaweed in growing rabbit rations on: 3. glucose absorption and glucose, thyroxin and triiodothyronine concentration in blood plasma of growing rabbit

Effect of replacement of barley grains by sugar beet pulp in growing rabbit rations

Effect of replacement of barley grains and soybean meal by distiller's dried grains with solubles with or without supplemented seaweed in growing rabbit rations on: 4. nutrients digestibility, nutritive values and some caecum fermentation