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Nig. J. Anim. Prod. 2018, 45(2): 176 184 Nigerian Society for Animal Production Nigerian Journal of Animal Production Introduction The increase in the demand for cassava root is increasing daily. The increased utilisation of cassava roots as food for human consumption and its use for the production of flour, starch and ethanol for industrial purposes may affect its availability for use as livestock feed ingredient as a result of increased cost per unit. Cassava peel which is considered a by product in the processing of cassava for industrial and domestic use has been identified as potential source of energy in the diet of livestock. Being a byproduct from processing of cassava root, it is cheaper than cassava root (Adesehinwa 2016) and most conventional energy et al.,

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High quality cassava peel mash supplemented with direct fed microbial as an alternate source of energy supplement: Effects on performance and blood parameters in growing pig