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Energy digestible

Jorgensen H, Jensen S K and Eggum B O (1996), The influence of rapeseed oil on digestibility, energy metabolism and tissue fatty acid composition in pigs , ActaAgric Scand A Anim Sci, 45, 65-75. [Pg.173]

Seefeld, M.D. and R.E. Peterson. 1984. Digestible energy and efficiency of feed utilization in rats treated with 2,3,7,8-tetrachIorodibenzo-p-dioxin. Toxicol. Appl. Pharmacol. 74 214-222. [Pg.1066]

The other reason for feeding protected fat is to increase the amount of fat digested by the cow in the abomasum. As an example Wrenn et al (1978) fed protected tallow in amounts providing 18% of the digestible energy. [Pg.198]

Seefeld MS, Peterson RE. 1984. Digestible energy and efficiency of feed utilization in rats treated with... [Pg.687]

Catalysis. Enzymes are proteins that direct and accelerate thousands of biochemical reactions in such processes as digestion, energy capture, and... [Pg.128]

Such increases in digestible energy intake can greatly increase the efficiency of animal production. [Pg.259]

Ranking of forages by acceptability and voluntary intake will not be the same, but there is obvious mutual interdependence involving animals, since it is the total consumption of digestible energy that determines the limits of the animal for growth, fattening, or milk production. [Pg.273]

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