BACTERIAL-CONTAMINATION IN FEED INGREDIENTS, FORMULATED CHICKEN FEED AND REDUCTION OF VIABLE BACTERIA BY PELLETING
BACTERIAL-CONTAMINATION IN FEED INGREDIENTS, FORMULATED CHICKEN FEED AND REDUCTION OF VIABLE BACTERIA BY PELLETING
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DOI:
10.1258/002367780780937463
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发表时间:
1980-01-01
影响因子:
2.4
通讯作者:
SATO, S
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作者:
FURUTA, K;MORIMOTO, S;SATO, S
The number of bacteria in steam-pelleted or crumbled chicken food was compared with the number in individual ingredients and in mash. A few bacteria were detected in white-fish meal processed Alaska pollack. Highest yields were from alfalfa meal. Colonies numbering 3.5 .times. 103-4.2 .times. 105 were obtained by heart-infusion agar culture, and 2.1 .times. 102-7.0 .times. 104 with deoxycholate H2S lactose agar, from 1 g mash. After pelleting or crumbling the number of colonies in 1 g was reduced to 0-1.9 .times. 103 and 0-3.0 .times. 100 respectively. Bacteria in the lactose medium, mostly coliform, were observed in only 1 of 18 samples.