Yuki Imamatsu, Etsuko Tadaka
Development of a community health workers perceptual and behavioral competency scale for preventing non-communicable diseases (COCS-N) in Japan
BMC public health
study conducted 22 weeks determine effects concentrate supplementations three crude protein cp levels ie low protein dietlpd 1242 cp 12493 g day1 medium protein dietmpd 1418 cp 14587 g day1 high protein diethpd 1635 cp 16819 g day1 pregnancy variables reproductive performance birth types weight kids kidded pregnant kalahari red goats grazed chloris gayana thirtythree matured kalahari red goats first parity within age range 2 212 years average body weight 3810 113 kg randomly allotted diets 11 goats per treatment data obtained subjected analysis variance completely randomised design observed goats fed hpd highest p 005 values products pregnancy 1035 kg taken within 24hour kidding foetal growth rate 8837 g day1 pregnancy goats fed mpd lowest values p 005 928 kg 8007 g day1 respective parameters afterbirth weight also highest lowest p 005 goats supplemented hpd 338 kg mpd 304 kg respectively hand mpdsupplemented goats highest values p 005 litter size 214 litter weight 680 kg birth value least hpd supplementation results obtained study could concluded concentrate diet supplementation 1418 cp improved litter size weight birth resultant reduction weights pregnancy variables pregnant kalahari red goats grazed rhodes grass