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1. Natural herbs & spices could replace antibiotics & chemical drugs in poultry feeds. Project supported by the Scientific Research Council of King Abdul Aziz University; grant at 2000.
2. Efficacy of spices & herbs instead of antibiotics on quality & microbiology of poultry meat & eggs. Project supported by the Scientific Research Council of King Abdul Aziz University; grant at 2001.
3. Nutritional evaluation and improvement of some tree leaves as a feed ingreident in poultry. Project supported by the Scientific Research Council of King Abdul Aziz University; grant at 2002.
4. Alleviating environment stress on broiler chicks raised in arid land by supplementation natural feed additives. Project supported by the Scientific Research Council of King Abdul Aziz University; grant at 2002.
5. Interrelationships among triiodothyronine (T3), energy & sex on nutritional & physiological responses of heat stressed broilers. Project approved by King Abdul Aziz City for Science & Technology at 2002.
6. The utilization of processed eggs & hatchery wastes as a feed ingredient in poultry feeding. Project approved by King Abdul Aziz City for Science & Technology at 2003.
7. Interaction effects between spices as a feed addative and the heat stress on the broiler performance. Project approved by King Abdul Aziz City for Science & Technology at 2004.
8. Alleviating the adverse effect of heat stress on broiler performance by using natural oils in their diets. Project approved by King Abdul Aziz City for Science & Technology at 2004.
9. Using some natural growth promoters (phytose – spices – avizyme) to improve broiler performance. Project supported by the Scientific Research Council of King Abdul Azizi University; grant at 2004.
10. Utilization of mangrove leaves as a natural source of feed ingredient in laying hen diets. Project supported by the Scientific Research Council of King Abdul Azizi University; grant at 2004.
11. Usage of date residues and wastes as feed for poultry. Project supported by the Scientific Research Council of King Abdul Azizi University; grant at 2005.
12. The use of date waste meal as a feedstuff in layer diets. Project approved by King Abdul Aziz City for Science & Technology at 2005.
13- Use of enzymes to supplement diets containing date waste meal for lohmann white layers. Project supported by the Scientific Research Council of King Abdul Azizi University; grant at 2006.
14- The effect of phytase and probiotics on diets containing soybean and sesame meals on broiler performance.Project approved by King Abdul Aziz City for Science & Technology at 2007.
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