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Effect of Fiber Source and Crude Protein Level on Nursery Pig Performance

…maintain the ratio. Diets containing a fiber source were formulated to the level of insoluble fiber provided by 4% coarse wheat bran, resulting in the addition of 1.85% oat hulls…

Impact of amount and solubility of dietary fiber fed during late gestation and during the pre-farrowing period on sow and litter performance in lactation

…and 2) Fiber solubility (high soluble dietary fiber (SDF) of 9.63% with 25.25% insoluble dietary fiber (IDF) or high IDF of 30.73% with 4.18% SDF). Fiber supplements were formulated using…

Organic Matter Disappearance and Production of Short- and Branched-Chain Fatty Acids from Whole Soybeans and Selected Fiber Sources Used in Pet Foods by a Canine in Vitro Fermentation Model

…Treatments included total dietary fiber residues from WSB, soy hull (SH), pea fiber (PF), beet pulp (BP), soybean oligosaccharides (WSBOS), and raffinose, stachyose, and verbascose (WSBRSV). The fecal samples were…

Effects of fiber type, particle size, and inclusion level on the growth performance, digestive organ growth, intestinal viscosity, intestinal morphology, and gene expression of broilers

Inclusion of cheap and fibrous feed ingredients is gaining attention in the poultry industry, which makes the understanding of the nutritional and physiological role of dietary fiber of importance. Therefore,…

Dietary carbohydrase mixture supplementation and fiber levels on ileal digestibility of nutrients in diets for gestating sows

…diet fiber level and CM supplementation. Carbohydrase mixture supplementation to gestating sow diets did not impact SID of crude protein and AA regardless of dietary fiber level. The SID of…

Interactive effects of dietary levels of fiber, protein and multi-enzyme supplementation on growth performance, nutrient utilization and short-chain fatty acid profile in broilers fed corn-soybean meal diets

…4 corn-soybean meal basal diets with different levels of protein and fiber, namely: LFHP (low fiber and high protein), LFLP (low fiber and low protein), HFHP (high fiber and high…

Performance Response of Nursery Pigs Fed Increasing Levels of Fermentable and Structural Fiber

Dietary fiber can provide functional benefits to nursery pigs, thereby improving gut health and growth performance. However, effects vary depending on the type and amount of fiber supplemented. The objective…

Evaluation of dietary fiber inclusion on semen production and semen characteristics in mature AI boars

This experiment was conducted at Purdue University swine research and education center. The objective of this study was to determine if the inclusion of fiber (8.48% vs 14.85% NDF) in…

Effects of High- and low-Fiber Diets on Growth Performance and Intestinal Oxidative Stress in Growing-Finishing Pigs

Feed is the most expensive input in commercial pork production. In order to reduce feed costs, using high-fiber ingredients has become a common practice. Moderate levels of fiber can maintain…

Effects of cellulose and soybean hulls as sources of dietary fiber on the growth performance, nutrient digestibility, gut morphology, and intestinal gene expression of broiler chickens

Dietary crude fiber (CF) is an intrinsic component in plant feedstuffs that have been associated with physiological and functional changes in the gastrointestinal tract. Therefore, the objective of this study…