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… growth measurements. One control diet, totally lacking DDGS, and three test diets were made containing 10 % (low), 31% (medium) and 51 % (high) DDGS respectively on dry matter (DM) basis. The control diet and the test diets were made to be as nutritionally equal as possible …
… study was to investigate the effect on growth of foals on two different diets, either a forage-based diet or a diet containing approx. 40 % concentrate. The report also includes a review of the pertinent literature on the effects of diet on mares? milk and growth of horses. The …
… total 36 faecal samples were analysed. Apparent DMd of the different haylage diets was calculated by using the amount of acid-insoluble ash in feed and faeces as an internal marker. The apparent DMd was different in the three haylage diets. June haylage had the highest apparent …
… SBM, DDGS or SSB. The target gain per day was 900 g and when balancing the diets firstly the content of crude protein and amino acids absorbed in the small intestine (AAT) were considered and, secondly, the content of metabolizable energy. Because the requirements of protein in …
… The hypothesis was that the cows would absorb less magnesium when fed diets with increasing potassium concentration, and that this would be compensated for by increasing levels of magnesium. Six lactating cows were fed two levels of magnesium (1,9 and 3,7 g/kg DM) and three …
… athletic performance. Lately, the increasedinterest in low carbohydrate diets has despite these recommendations gained followers globally.ObjectiveTo determine if a higher carbohydrate intake results in a better endurance performance, comparedto a lower carbohydrate intake, for …
… from dogs fed the dry food diet were negative. Different types of dry food diets have been used in the study, the majority having chicken as protein-source. Two different types of canned food have been used. One of them, containing beef and liver, resulted in samples from all 16 …
relations between enteric production and production from faeces and urine
… formation and leaves the animals by belching, exhaling or by the excreta.Diets high in concentrates can result in a lower emission of methane. Also diets with a high content of starch, such as alfalfa-grass, have a methane-decreasing. It is profitable to reduce enteric methane …
… Animals within block were randomly allocated to one of three experimental diets; a control diet (C) consisting of late harvested silage, a magnesium chloride diet (MCL) with 8 g MgCl2/kg DM silage added at ensiling and a magnesium oxide diet (MO) with 22.7 g/day of magnesium …
… was to summarize information on the horse’s capacity to consume forage-only diets with focus on the horse’s need of energy and protein. The results suggest that all horses are able to consume forage-only diets, which is also shown in previous studies. The forage needs to be …
… absorption efficiency is assumed to be higher for growing horses because their diets are often supplemented with inorganic P. Thus, an efficiency of 45 % is used for growing horses as compared to 35 % for mature horses. The aim of this study was to measure the digestibility of …
Studenters uppfattningar om hälsa, övervikt, dieter, skönhetsideal i relation tillidentitet och självkänsla.
… ideals, this paper aimed to study the student’s opinions concerning health and diets in order to fully answer the purpose of the study. The theory used in this paper is in particular regards to identity and self-esteem. In order to answer the study questions, a qualitative …
… pigs. Two separate studies were conducted where pigs and horses were fed two diets containing haylages with different botanical composition. The first haylage was from a tilled land dominated by timothy and meadow fescue and the other haylage came from a meadowland with a large …
… in the world already. If replacing the protein provided as concentrates in the diets of ruminants, the production of milk or growth will be decreased, but it is more economic to feed Erythrina than concentrates for most farmers in developing countries. The trees can be planted …
… to digest the protein regardless of the inclusion level of Agroprotein in the diets. Average digestibility of Agroprotein was 58.8 %. The study showed that the chickens had an increased tendency for foot injury at a higher inclusion of Agroprotein. The litter was dry throughout …
