As a source of protein of vetch (Vicia ervilia L.) using amenities in quail rations

This work was carried out to determine the effectiveness of the untreated bush, which can be used in limited quantities, in quail rations due to the anti nutritional factors involved in the preparation of poultry feeds. 180 Japanse quails (Coturnix coturnix japonica)were used in yhe experiment for 1 day. The groups, that were fed with basic ration (%) without verch (Vicia ervilia L.) constituded the control group, and the groups with 8% and 12% of the vetch rations formed the treatment groups. The groups were created by chance, and no distiction was made between males and females. Each groupshas 3 repetitons and there are 15 chicks in each group. Feeds and water were given free to the groups, no light restriction was made, and the experiment lasted 42 days. At the end of the trial, the effect on the cigarette weight gain, feed utilization rate, carcass parameters, abdominal fat ratio, plasma cholesterol, triglyceride, LDL, plasma total protein level, heart weight and bezel gastrict pH levels were determined. As a result; 12% of the rats had an increase in feed consumption, rations had no effect on mortality due to rash concentration, no significant difference in feed utilization rate and live weight gain (p˂0.05). The difference between the groups in terms of cold and hot carcass yield was significant (p˃0.05).Blood parameters with other digestive organs were not affected (p˃0.05). In the quail rations, the safety margin of the vetch seed cocentrate was found to be %12.