A diet containing Moringa oleifera alters the goat rumen microbiome and improves animal performance: an insight into bacteria, ciliates and rumen anaerobic fungi
A study on lactating goats indicates that supplementing feed with Moringa oleifera improves animal performance and alters the rumen microbiome. The findings suggest that this dietary change enhances nutrient utilization and milk production.
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Improving livestock efficiency through natural dietary supplements has direct implications for sustainable agriculture and food security.
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