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ACID VALUE OF VEGETABLE OILS AND POULTRY FEED AS AFECTED BY STORAGE PERIOD AND ANTIOXIDANTS
Sohail Hassan Khan, Bashir Mahmood Bhatti and Rozina Sardar  

Poultry Research Institute, Shamabad, Murree Road, Rawalpindi, Pakistan

Abstract   

    A study to assess acid values in soyabean, cotton seed and sunflower oil commonly used in poultry ration was conducted. It was observed that mean acid value of oils ~ept in open were significantly high (7.67) than oil kept in sealed form (1.296). The mean acid value was higher in soyabean oil (P<0.01) than the values in cotton seed oil and sunflower oil. While determining the effect of Santaquin, BHT and Oxistat as antioxidant, in the ration stored at 40 °C for 2 months, it was observed that the acid values in untreated control ration was 18.20 while with the added antioxidants were 4.88, 4.85 and 4.83, respectively showing a significant increase with each week of the storage.

Key words: Soyabean oil, Cotton seed oil, sunflower oil, Acid value, Antioxidant.

 
   

ISSN 0253-8318 (Print)
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