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Title of the paper: <b>Use of a non-starch-polysaccharide (NSP) hydrolysing enzyme as feed Supplement forlaying hens</b> The present study investigates the use of a non-starch-polysaccharide (NSP) hydrolysing enzyme as feedSupplement for laying hens. Furthermore it should be tested in which extent a multi enzyme complex at two diets(24 % barley, 23 % rye, 23 % sunflowerseeds vers. 19 % wheat, 25 % rye, 20 % sunflowerseeds) with twodosages can influence Performance parameters, nutrient digestibility and metabolizable energy at laying hensThe investigations comprised six experimental diets. Besides a Performance trial with 60 animals per treatment abalance study with six animals per tratment were carried out. At the Performance trial neither between theexperimental diets nor between the enzyme dosages statistically differences could be found at the Performanceparameters. A positive influence of the enzyme supplementation on the reduction of dirty eggs could be observedin both experimental rations; in the course of which the higher enzyme dosage had a bigger effect. At the balancetrial no response of the addition of the multi enzyme complex on nutrient digestibility and metabolizable energycould be found

Einsatz eines Nicht-Stärke-Polysaccharid (NSP) hydrolysierenden Enzyms als Futtersupplement bei Legehennen