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Comfort Charity Atuahene

Animal Science

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The researcher's work focuses on advancing animal nutrition and productivity through innovative strategies in protein sources, dietary ingredients, and food chemistry analysis. Their research explores how alternative feed resources enhance nutritional value while optimizing performance, investigates the effects of feeding regimens on broiler chickens in tropical climates, examines the role of garlic and onion studies in poultry production, and analyzes cocoa products as feed ingredients in layer diets.

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Alternative organic wastes as substrates and its impact on growth, proximate chemical and mineral composition of black soldier fly ( <i>Hermetia illucens</i> ) larvae for subsistent animal feed(2023)
Farmers and Consumers Awareness and Acceptance of the Novel Practice of Utilizing Insect Protein as an Alternative Protein Source in Poultry Feed: A Survey(2023)
Alternative Feed Resource for Growing African Palm Weevil (Rhynchophorus phoenicis) Larvae in Commercial Production(2018)
Nutritional Potential and Microbial Status of African Palm Weevil (Rhynchophorus phoenicis) Larvae Raised on Alternative Feed Resources(2018)
Gliricidia leaf meal as an ingredient in layer diets(1990)
Effects of fermented cassava peel meal on the performance of layers(1990)
Effect of feeding regimen and lighting pattern on the performance of broiler chickens in the hot, humid tropics(1989)
Value of peanut skins as a dietary ingredient for broiler chickens(1989)
Cocoa pod-and-husk meal as a feed ingredient in layer diets(1991)
Antiviral potentials of garlic (<i>Allium sativum</i>) in poultry production: A mini review(2023)

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