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…source of canola meal contains higher levels of methionine, calcium and phosphorus, and lower levels of metabolizable energy compared to commercial soybean meal sources. The general conclusion developed in the…
…utilization efficiency compared with the control group, whereas more than 30% replacement of FM adversely significantly lowered the apparent digestibility coefficients for dry matter, protein, lipid, phosphorus and gross energy….
…performance and apparent total tract digestibility of nutrients and energy P › 0.05). Total weight gain, total feed intake, and feed per unit of gain were not affected by increasing…
…metabolizable energy and digestible amino acids, rather than crude protein levels as routinely judged in most commercial practice. Table: Nutrient Values of Four Soybean Meals as Estimated by Near Infrared…
…levels of stachyose and raffinose and antigenic proteins, and greater digestibility of amino acids and energy than soybean meal. Enzyme-treated soybean meal also has low concentration of oligosaccharides, and fermented…
…their byproducts is an excellent source of essential amino acids, high quality protein, degradable, undegradable and soluble protein, energy, fat and fiber to supplement forage-based dairy rations. Depending on the…
…availability, composition and price. SBM is competitive with other oilseed protein meal since it is widely available, contains high levels of digestible amino acids and energy, and is competitively priced.)…
…Concentration of energy, dry matter, and nutrients in soybean meal from China, Argentina, Brazil, the U.S., and India Concentration of standardized ileal digestible crude protein and amino acids in soybean…
…improved feed conversion (P ‹ 0.01) compared to SBM and CM diets with normal AA. No significant differences were observed in ileal digestibility of DM, energy, crude protein, and AA…
…greater crude protein, lysine, and other essential amino acids has been used in several studies with varied results. Removal of oligosaccharides from SBM was shown to increase the metabolizable energy…
