Eighteen male crossbred (Hampshire & Local) piglets (56d, 10.27kg), randomly divided into three equal groups, were fed rations containing Nahar Seed Meal (NSM) at 0 (CR), 10 (TR1) and 15 (TR2) per cent replacing maize. There was no significant difference in feed consumption, ADG, nutrient digestibility and balance and dressing percentage. The feed cost per kg gain was least in TR followed by TR1 and CR indication that NSM could befed to growing and finishing pigs upto 15 per cent level without any adverse effect on their performance.
