%0 Journal Article %A K. Vasupen and S. Wongsuthavas and S. Bureenok and B. Saenmahayak and K. Ampaporn and C. Yuangklang %D 2013 %J International Journal of Nutrition and Food Engineering %B World Academy of Science, Engineering and Technology %I Open Science Index 73, 2013 %T Effect of Tomato Pomace and Fibrolytic Enzyme on Egg Production and Egg Quality %U https://publications.waset.org/pdf/5415 %V 73 %X This study was designed to determine effect of supplemented tomato pomace and fobrolytic enzyme on egg production and egg quality. A total of 40 CP brown laying hens (95 week old) were used in completely randomized design in 2x2 factorial arrangement with or without enzyme supplementation. Four dietary treatments included: Control (C), Fibrolytic enzyme (FE), 10% Tomato pomace (TP), and Fibrolytic enzyme + 10 % Tomato pomace (FE+TP). Each of the four dietary treatments was fed up to 30 days (10 birds/treatment). Live performance, egg production, egg weight and quality were determined for whole period. Dietary treatments had no effect (P>0.05) on live performance, egg weight, yolk color, and egg production. Therefore, laying hens fed diets with fibrolytic enzyme were significantly (P %P 38 - 40