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Past research (40+ years ago) suggests feeding fat to sows prior to parturition and during lactation improves piglet energy stores, sow colostrum fat percentage, sow milk fat percentage and piglet…
…32.60 and 38.21% SBM-HP, SCM-LO and SBM-CV, respectively, based on differences in digestible AAs and metabolizable energy levels. Results indicated no differences among the three diets for body weight gain…
…needed for protein synthesis and energy production, in addition to performing anabolic signaling functions via activation of the mechanistic target of rapamycin (mTOR) pathway. Due to the similarity of chemical…
…were approximately 50% greater (P < 0.05) than dogs fed NF. Apparent total tract digestibility (ATTD) of dry matter, organic matter, and gross energy were greater (P < 0.05) for…
…and if microbial phytase is added to the diets, phosphorus from soybean meal is usually well digested by pigs. The concentration of metabolizable energy (ME) in dehulled U.S. soybean meal…
…not statistically significant. Supplementing with b-mannanase had positive effects on nutrient digestibilities (dry matter, nitrogen, energy and phosphorus), on feed efficiency, and for reducing E. coli population in weanling pigs….
…ash, crude fiber, ether extract, apparent metabolizable energy (AMEn ) and ileal digestible amino acids for broilers, contents of sugar, reactive lysine, neutral detergent fiber (NDF) and non starch polysaccharides…
…sodium and 80 ppm methanol; its metabolizable energy content had been previously determined to be 3,145 kcal/kg. The corn-soybean meal based diets were supplemented with nutrients to meet the nutritional…
…LOSBM vs. SBM. In experiment 2, no differences were observed for interaction effects or main effects of energy concentration. Feed conversion ratio was lower (P < 0.001) for broilers fed…
…SBM. In these experiments, the conventional SBM contained 51.9% crude protein and the RO-SBM contained 54.8% crude protein on a dry weight basis. The gross energy values for the two…
