SILKWORM PUPA AS AN ALTERNATIVE TO SOYBEAN MEAL IN INDUSTRIAL POULTRY FARMING
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Abdullaeva Gulnoza Ulugbek kizi, Kurbanov Murod Tashpulatovich, Atamuratova Tamara Ivanovna

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The article covers the potential of using silkworm (Bombyx mori) pupa as an alternative protein source for industrial poultry farming in order to replace traditional soybean meal. A comparative analysis of the amino acid composition of pupa and soybean meal proteins was performed based on data from scientific publications and databases. It showed that pupa contain complete protein with high levels of lysine and methionine, amino acids that limit poultry growth when fed soybean meal. The results of studies show the positive effect of including silkworm pupa in the diet on growth, productivity and immune status of poultry, as well as improving the quality of meat and eggs. Environmental and economic benefits of using pupa, including reduced pressure on natural resources and a decrease in antinutrients in feed, are discussed. The article emphasizes the necessity of continued research and technological advancement to enable the widespread integration of silkworm pupae into poultry feed formulations.
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Abdullaeva Gulnoza Ulugbek kizi, Kurbanov Murod Tashpulatovich, Atamuratova Tamara Ivanovna

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