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Intestinal bacterial community in rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) is increasingly recognized as important for aquaculture and fish health. This review summarizes the current knowledge on how various feed components, including animal- and plant ...
Aleksandra S. Chervochkina +2 more
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Alternative ingredients and their feeding in swine and poultry production
Eduardo Beltranena, Ruurd Zijlstra
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This study aimed to evaluate several fibrous feed ingredients as potential substitutes for oat hulls (OH), assessing their efficacy in providing structural integrity to broiler feeds. A total of 4,160 day-old male Ross-308 broilers were allocated to eight dietary treatments, including a control group (CON) without additional fiber supplementation and 7
Reza Akbari Moghaddam Kakhki +4 more
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Response of Gumuz Sheep to Alternative Supplement Feed Ingredients, Ethiopia
An experiment was conducted using twenty four Gumuz ram lambs with an initial body weight of 19.05±2.29 kg (mean±SD) to investigate the response to supplementations on feed intake, body weigh change and carcass characteristics of Gumuz sheep. The sheep were treated against endo- and ecto- parasites before commencing the study.
Alemu Tarekegn +2 more
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A full-cycle laying hen study was conducted to evaluate crab meal (CM) and lobster meal (LM) as feed ingredients for laying hens by assigning four hundred thirty-two 35-wk-old White Leghorns to 1 of 6 diets [control, 2.5% CM, 2.5% LM, 5% CM, 5% LM, and 2.5% CM + 2.5% LM (blend)].
M A, Langille +2 more
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Evaluation of hemp hulls and screenings as alternative feed ingredients for ruminants
This study evaluated the effects of hemp by-products on in situ degradability, cannabinoid residues in the milk of lactating ewes, and growth performance and tissue cannabinoid residues of lambs. Experiment 1 assessed the in situ degradability of wheat screenings (control), hemp hulls, and screenings. The ruminal degradability was greater ( P < 0.01)
Fisayo T. Oretomiloye +3 more
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The present study explored the feasibility of the use of distillers dried grains with solubles (DDGS) to replace soybean meal (SBM) in the diet of magur, Clarias magur fingerlings.
M. Gokulakrishnan +4 more
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Alternative Feed Ingredients for Yellow Corn and Soybean Meal in Poultry
Abstract Due to their useful nutrient availability, soybean meal and yellow corn are frequently utilized as staple components in chicken feed. However, there is a huge demand for these two feedstuffs (yellow corn and soybean meal) from animals. Humanity's numbers are expected to rise to 9.1 billion by 2050.
Ahmed A. Saleh +7 more
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Metabolomics as a tool to evaluate salmonid response to alternative feed ingredients [PDF]
Aquaculture has largely expanded in the last decades to satisfy the growing market demands for fish products. Fishmeal and fish oil, which are traditionally used in salmonid feeds, are becoming unsustainable. Development of aquafeeds based on alternative ingredients are needed to overcome the ecological challenges. Importantly, when using the new diets,
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The present study evaluates the importance of plant materials as alternative feed ingredients for fish feed preparation. Commonly available plant materials i.e., sweet potato leaf meal, banana leaf meal, soybean leaf meal, salvinia leaf meal, papaw leaf meal, gliricidia leaf meal, habarala leaf meal and jack seed powder were subjected to proximate ...
N PARANAMANA +2 more
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