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Foram avaliados os efeitos de dietas combinando o resíduo de vitivinícolas a diferentes fontes energéticas sobre consumo, ganho de peso diário e conversão alimentar em ovinos terminados em confinamento. Foram utilizados 18 ovinos sem padrão racial definido, não castrados, com idade aproximada de sete meses e peso vivo médio inicial de 23,0kg, distribuídos num delineamento em blocos casualizados, com três tratamentos e seis repetições. O período experimental constou de 63 dias, sendo as dietas compostas de 50% de resíduo de vitivinícolas e 50% de concentrados energéticos: grão de milho moído (Zea mays) (T1), raspa de mandioca (Manihot esculenta) enriquecida com 1,8% de uréia (T2) e farelo de palma forrageira (Opuntia ficus) enriquecido com 1,1% de uréia (T3). Foram avaliados os consumos de matéria seca (MS), proteína bruta (PB) e carboidratos totais (CHOT), ganho de peso diário e total e a conversão alimentar. Os consumos de MS, PB e CHOT foram de 1.085, 906 e 1.508g dia-1; 129, 139 e 220g dia-1; 846, 691 e 1.157g dia-1; os ganhos de peso médio diário foram de 117, 71 e 132g; a conversão alimentar de 9,50; 13,28 e 11,30, respectivamente para as combinações de resíduo e grão de milho moído, raspa de mandioca e farelo de palma. As médias diárias de ganho de peso vivo obtidas pelos ovinos ao longo do período de engorda revelaram um bom potencial forrageiro do resíduo de vitivinícolas combinado às diferentes fontes energéticas. The effect of combining diets residues from grapewine industries with different energy sources on consumption, daily weight gain and feed conversion of sheep in feedlot termination were evaluated. Eighteen seven-month old male sheep, non-defined breed, were used, weighted initialy 23.0kg, distributed in randomized blocks with three treatments and six repetitions. The experimental period consisted of 63 days, being the diets composed of 50% of grapewine industry residue and 50% of energy concentrate: ground corn grain (Zea mays) (T1), cassava chips (Manihot esculenta) enriched with 1.8% of urea (T2) and fodder cactus dried meal (Opuntia ficus) enriched with 1.1% of urea (T3). Intakes of dry matter (DM), crude protein (CP) and total carbohydrate (TCHO) were evaluated, as well as daily and total weight gains and feed conversion. Respectively for the combination of residue and ground corn grain, for cassava chips and for fodder cactus dried meal, intakes of MS, PB and CHOT were 1085, 906 and 1508g dia-1; 129, 139 and 220g dia-1; 846, 691 and 1157g day-1; average daily weight gains were 117g, 71g and 132g; feed conversions were 9.50, 13.28 and 11.30. Daily averages of live weight gains obtained by sheep during the fattening period showed a good forage potential of the residues of grapewine industries combined with different energetic sources

Desempenho de ovinos terminados em confinamento com resíduo desidratado de vitivinícolas associado a diferentes fontes energéticas