Sesame (Sesamum indicum) meal contains 40% protein and 8% crude protein fiber. The protein is rich in arginine, leucine and methione low in lisine. Since the sesame meal is deficient in lysine its combination with Soyabean meal appears to be useful. Sesame meal has high calcium and phosphorus content but their availability is low because of higher phytate content in the hulls of the seed . The phatic acid reduces the availability of calcium, zine, magnesium, copper etc. from the diet. Nevertheless, the meal can be included in poultry diets up to 15% in combination with other lysine rich oil cakes.