Researchers

Hamed Mohamed El-Shabrawy

Department

Animal Nutrition Research Departement

Research Field

Animal and Poultry Science(Animal Nutrition)

Agrovoc

Animal nutrition

Awarded Degrees

Degree

BSc, Egypt, ElMansoura in [1988]
PHD, Egypt, ElMansoura Title: Effect of protected proteins on the milk yield." Influence of protecting cotton seed and soyabean proteins by either heat or formaldehyde treatments on some metabolic and performance traits of Friesian cows” in [2000]

Publications

Effect of using ammonia treatment and Bentonite supplement to minmize hazards of aflatoxin on crossbred Friesian lactating cows milk production

Milk production and composition of Friesian crossbred cows fed rations containing different sources of energy

Growth, onset of puberty of baladi heifers and supsequent milk production as influenced by prepubertal injection of somatotropin

Relationships among plan of nutrition, weight gain, age at puberty and reproductive performance in Baladi heifers

Performance of goats fed protected protein during gestation and lactation

Post-partum reproductive characteristics of Egyptian lactating native (Baladi) cattle

Growth performance of Damascus kids as affected by feeding system under semi-arid condition of North Sinai

Evaluation of Alfalfa hay and silage in complete diets for lactating goats

Effect of formaldehyde treatment and feeding regime of diets for crossbred Friesian cows on milk production and microbiological status

Influence of source and level of dietary oil seeds on the performance of lactating goats

Comparing effects of organic acid (Malate) and yeast culture as feed supplement on dairy cows performance

Effect of feeding varying levels of acacia leaves and twigs on productive performance of Awassi ewes under semi-arid condition of north Sinai

Effect of protecting dietary protein with zinc sulphate on performance of lactating cows

Comparing effects of organic acid (Malate) and yeast culture as feed supplement on dairy cows performance

PhD Thesis:

Effect of protected proteins on the milk yield." Influence of protecting cotton seed and soyabean proteins by either heat or formaldehyde treatments on some metabolic and performance traits of Friesian cows”