Additionally, the advancement of “green, efficient, and safe” feeds, free not only from antibiotics but also from hormones and exogenous chemical agents, represents a significant trend for the future development of the feed industry.
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The effect of <i>Broussonetia papyrifera</i> silage on intestinal health indicators and fecal bacterial composition in Kazakh sheep.
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Conversely, there was a decreasing trend in the abundance of Bacteroidetes , suggesting that structural changes within the intestinal bacterial community of the sheep may be linked to antinutritional factors present in B. papyrifera silage.
In the present study, we noted an increasing trend in the relative abundance of Firmicutes in sheep of the GS group, indicative of an improvement in their fiber-decomposing capacity.