highly significantp < 0.01
The model difference was significant, indicating that the two-factor model of breed and diet designed in the study had a highly significant effect on the ADG trait ( p < 0.01).
The model difference was significant, indicating that the two-factor model of breed and diet designed in the study had a highly significant effect on the ADG trait ( p < 0.01).
HDLY showed a trend of an increased feed conversion ratio (F/G) compared to the control group (a 17.61% increase in feed per unit weight gain), whereas HJW showed a lower trend of change than DLY (a 4.26% increase in feed per unit weight gain).
The roughage diet showed an increasing trend in the feed conversion ratio (F/G), with a 17.61% increase in feed consumption per unit weight gain for DLY, while the increase for JW was only 4.26%.