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2017Effect of Aqueous Moringa Oleifera (Lam) Leaf Extracts on Growth Performance and Carcass Characteristics of Hubbard Broiler ChickenAlabi, Olushola John; Malik, Abdulganiyu; Ng'ambi, Jones; Obaje, Precious; Ojo, B.K.
2017ROASTED AFRICAN STAR APPLE (Chrysophyllum albidum) KERNEL MEAL IMPROVES GROWTH PERFORMANCE OF GROWING RABBITSMakinde, John; Aremu, Ayo; Alabi, Olushola John; Jiya, Elisha; Ibe, E.A.
2017BONE MORPHOMETRIC PARAMETERS OF THE TIBIA AND FEMUR OF INDIGENOUS AND BROILER CHICKENS REARED INTENSIVELYMabelebele, Monnye; Norris, David; Siwendu, N.A; Ng'ambi, Jones; Alabi, Olushola John; Mbajiorgu, Christian
2017IS IT POSSIBLE TO OBTAIN ZERO ESTIMATES OF GENETIC DIVERSITY? A CASE STUDY OF THE NIGERIAN INDIGENEOUS GOAT BREEDS AT THE β LACTOGLOBULIN GENE LOCUSEzewudo, Emeka; Abubakar, Geka; Egena, Stephen; Alabi, Olushola John
2018Response of growing rabbits (Oryctolagus cuniculus) fed diets containing raw tallow (Detarium microcarpum) seed mealJiya, Elisha; Ijaiya, Abdulmojeed; Alabi, Olushola John; Makinde, John; Saidu, S
2019). Effects of Different Processing Methods on Nutrient and Anti-Nutrient Compositions of African Star Apple (Chrysophyllum albidum) KernelsMakinde, John; Aremu, Ayo; Alabi, Olushola John; Jiya, Elisha; Ajide, Solomon
2020AQUEOUS EXTRACT OF MORINGA (MORINGA OLEIFERA) LEAF (AEMOL) ON THE GROWTH, SENSORY AND HISTOLOGY PARAMETERS OF BROILER CHICKENSAlabi, Olushola John; Ng`ambi, Jones; Mbajiorgu, Ejike
2019Genetic Polymorphism of Β- Lactoglobulin Gene in Indigenous Nigerian Goat BreedsEzewudo, Emeka; Abubakar, R.G.; Egena, Stephen; Alabi, Olushola John
2020Effects of natural antioxidant extract supplementation on the growth performance and meat quality of broiler chickensIshola, Hakeem; Jiya, Elisha; Adama, John; Alabi, Olushola John
2010Growth performance and nutrient digestibility of guinea pig (Cavia porcellus) fed two levels of protein and energy. International Journal of Applied Biological Research, 2(2):38-43Kudu, Yahaya Salihu; Egena, Stephen; Ayanwale, Bisi Alex; Alabi, Olushola John

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