Dr.

ADEYEMO Adedayo Akinade 

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I ADEYEMO ADEDAYO AKINADE, a Senior lecturer in the Department of Animal Production and Health, Federal University of Agriculture Abeokuta. I graduated in year 2010 (B. Agric) with second Class upper division. I forged ahead to obtain my Master of Agriculture Degree and PhD in Non Ruminant Production from the Department of Animal Production and Health in 2014 and 2017 respectively.

– PhD 2014-2017
– M. Agric 2011-2014
– B. Agric 2006 -2010
– OND 2003 -2005

– Alternatives to Antibiotics
– Phytobiotics in Non-Ruminant Production
– Animal health and gut microbiome modification
– Reproductive performance, Rabbit Production, Management and feeding strategies in Animal Production
– Utilization of Agro-industrial by-products in Non ruminant production

– Registered Animal Scientist (RAS) November 2020
– Nigerian Society for Animal Production February, 2020
– Animal Science Association of Nigeria October 2020

(i) Advanced Digital Appreciation Programme for Tertiary Institutions Statistical Package for Social Sciences by Digital Bridge Institute May 2021
(ii) Academic Retreat on University Ethics, Pedagogy and Examination Matters June 2021

1) Adeyemo A.A., Adeyemi O.A., Ekunseitan D.A. and Taiwo O.S. 2013. Effect of concentrate to forage ratio on the performance and heamatological parameters of growing rabbits. Global Journal of Biology, Agriculture and Health sciences, 2(2): 114-118.
2) Ayanrinde O.J., Owosibo A.O. and Adeyemo A.A. 2014. Performance characteristics of broilers fed bread waste based diet. International Journal of Modern Plant and Animal Sciences, 2 (1): 1-11.
3) Adeyemo A.A., Taiwo O.S. and Adeyemi O.A. 2014. Performance and carcass characteristics of growing rabbits fed concentrate to forage ratio. International Journal of Modern Plant and Animal Sciences, 2(1): 33-41.
4) Adeyemo A.A., Adeyemi O.A., Sogunle O.M., Ekunseitan D.A. and Ademokoya A.J. 2014. Effects of feed restriction on linear body measurement and weight changes of pregnant rabbit does. Global Journal of Animal Scientific Research 2(3): 304-309.
5) Adeyemo A. A, Adeyemi O. A, Sogunle O. M, Obasa O. A, Adeyemo A. J and Bamgbose A. M. 2016. Carcass characteristics and meat quality of rabbit litters from rabbit does restricted during pregnancy. Bulletin of Animal Health and Production in Africa. 64 (4): 431-441.
6) Adeyemo A. A., Adeyemi O. A. and Obasa O.A. 2018. Performance and haematological parameters of growing rabbits fed different levels of vitamin e inclusion. Bulletin of Animal Health and Production in Africa. 66 (1): 7-13.
7) Adeyemo A. A., Adeyemi O. A., Sogunle O. M. and Bamgbose A. M. 2018. Pre weaning and post weaning performance of kits from rabbit does exposed to different levels of feed restriction at different periods of gestation. Nigerian Journal of Animal Science 20 (3): 83-90
8) Adeyemo A. A., Njoku C. P., Adeyemi O. A., Sogunle O. M. and Bamgbose A. M. 2019. Growth Performance and Linear body measurements of gestating rabbit subjected to varying level of feed restriction. Nigerian Journal of Animal Production 46 (4): 16-26. Published by Nigerian Society of Animal Production. Available online at www.nsap.org
9) Adeyemo A. A., Adeyemi O. A., Sogunle O. M. and Bamgbose A. M. 2019. Blood biochemical constituents of gestating rabbit does as affected by vitamin E inclusion and periods of feed restriction during pregnancy. Bulletin of Animal Health and Production in Africa. 67 (3):231 -238.
Published by African Union: African Journals Online. Available Online at http://www.ajol.info/index.php/bahpa.KENYA.
10) Muhammad S.B., Sobayo R.A., Oso A.O., Sogunle O.M., Ayoola A.A., Adeyemo A. A. and Basiru Y.T. 2019. Effects of dosage and plant parts of Petiveria alliacea used as phytobiotics on growth, nutrient digestibility and blood profile of pullet chicks. Archivos de Zootecnia, 68(264): 524-533.
11) Adeyemo A. A., Adeyemi O. A., Sogunle O. M. and Bamgbose A. M. 2020. Feed restriction during pregnancy with dietary vitamin E inclusion: Effect on weight of gestating rabbit does in a tropical environment. Nigerian Agricultural Journal. 51(3): 273-278. Published by Nigerian Agricultural Journal Available online at http://www.ajol.info/index.php/naj
12) Adeyemo A. A., Adegoke A. V., Adeyemo A. J., Idowu K. R., Adeyemi O. A., Sogunle A. M. and Bamgbose A. M. 2021 Carryover effect on carcass characteristics of growing rabbits from does subjected to feed restriction during pregnancy with or without vitamin E inclusion. Nigerian Journal of Animal Science 23 (3): 60-68 Published by Animal Science Association of Nigerian (ASAN). NIGERIA.
Papers in Referred Conference Proceedings:
(1) Adeyemo A. A., Adeyemi O.A., Sogunle O.M. and Bamgbose A. M. 2020. Cost benefit Analysis of Pregnant Rabbit does subjected to different levels and periods of concentrate feed restriction. Proceedings of the 45th Annual Conference of Nigerian Society for Animal Production (NSAP), Y.P. Mancha, D.J.U. Kalla, K. M. Bello, S. T. Mbap, M. Abdulkarim, T. Igila and S. Danbirni 1101-1105 Published by NSAP

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