Nigerian Institute of Animal Science
Mr. Oluwafemi Ayodele Kehinde
Lecturer II
Department of Animal Production and Health, Faculty of Agriculture
Area of Specialization: Novel food/feed resources, biotechnology in feed/food processing techniques, livestock feed formulation, probiotics, water quality and livestock nutrition.
Biography
Kehinde O.A. is a Lecturer and Researcher in Animal Nutrition at the Federal University Oye Ekiti, Nigeria. His teaching and research expertise spans Animal Nutrition and Production, Animal welfare/ Health, Biochemistry, and Biotechnology, with a strong commitment to advancing sustainable livestock production through innovative research and education.
His research interests focus on the exploration of novel food and feed resources, biotechnology applications in feed and food processing, livestock feed formulation, and animal nutrition. His work aims to develop cost-effective, sustainable, and environmentally friendly nutritional strategies that enhance livestock productivity and food security.
He holds a Bachelor of Agriculture (B.Agric.) in Animal Production and Health Science, a Master of Science (M.Sc.) in Animal Science, and a Diploma in Project Management. He also possesses strong proficiency in Information and Communication Technology (ICT), which supports his research, teaching, and academic collaborations.
Research Interests
Animal Nutrition, Poultry Nutrition, Animal health, Biochemistry, Water quality, Biotechnology in feed/food processing techniques,Probiotics and Livestock nutrition
Qualifications
| Degree | Institution | Year |
|---|---|---|
| Bachelor of Agriculture (B.Agric.) | University of Ado Ekiti (Ekiti State University, EKSU) | 2007 |
| Masters (MSc) | University of Ibadan | 2016 |
Professional Qualification
Membership of Professional Bodies
Member
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Paper Presentation - Local
50th Annual Conference for Nigerian Society of Animal Production (NSAP) -Federal University Lafia 2025
Undergraduate Project Supervision
Nutrient digestibility and bioeconomics of maize husk fermented with DPM (Dry Poultry Manure) and UREA by growing rabbits
Utilization of maize husk fermented with DPM and UREA at different time in growing rabbit
Response of growing rabbits fed maize husk fermented with urea
Utilization of maize husk fermented with Dry Poultry Manure (DPM)by growing rabbits
Course Teaching
Monogastric Nutrition and Biochemistry
Poultry, Swine and Rabbit Production
Monogastric Animal Production Techniques
Micro-Livestock and Fish Production Techniques
Agricultural Products, Processing, Storage and Marketing
Non-Ruminant Animal Production
Agricultural Biochemistry and Analytical Methods
Introduction to Agricultural Biochemistry
Custom Fields
APH Department, Faculty of Agriculture, FUOYE
Akinlabi-Ola Landlords and Tenants’ Association,Ado Ekiti.
Selected Publications
Evaluation Of Growth Performance, Haematology and Serum Biochemicals Profile of Rabbit Doe Fed Orally Graded Level of Betaine with Different Concentrations During Dry Season
FUDMA Journal of Animal Production and Environmental Science, • 2025
Open publicationGrowth performance and haematological parameters of growing rabbits fed diets with varying levels of maize chaff.
Authors: Kehinde, O. A., Kolawole, B. J., Olawale, V. O., Kuyeti, O. O., Atayero, G. O., Odunjo, T. D., Ola- Alawode, I. A., Dairo, F.A.S. & Gabriel, G. O.
Institution • 2025
Open publicationEffects of Crinum glaucum Bulb Extract on Growth Performance, Carcass and Organ Traits, Haemato‐Biochemistry Parameters, and Oxidative Enzyme Markers in Broiler Chickens.
Authors: Gabriel, G.O., Chukwudi, P., Sodipe, O. G., Folayan, T. A., Tella, A., Kehinde, O.A., Odumboni, A. A., Ogunlade, J. T. and Babalola, T.O
Iranian Journal of Applied Animal Science (2025)15(1), (119-128). • 2025
Open publicationHeamatological and serum chemistry of broilers fed differently processed sorghum spent grain.
Authors: Shittu, M. D., Kehinde, O. A., Longe, O. G. and Ewuola, A. O.
International Journal of Nutrition and agriculture Research. 4(1), 2017, 47-57. • 2017
Open publicationEffect of cellulase-glucanase-xylanase combination on the nutritive value of Telfairia occidentalis leaf meal in broiler diets.
Authors: Fasuyi, A. O., and Kehinde, O. A.
(Journal of Cell and Animal Biology Vol. 3 • 2009
Open publication