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599 Energy requirements for maintenance of growing Korean indigenous goats (Capra hircus coreanae) 收藏

[599日益增长的韩国土着山羊(Capra hircus coreanae)的能源需求]
摘要
This study was conducted to determine the energy requirements for maintenance of growing Korean native goats (black goat: Capra hircus coreanae). The experiment had a replicated 5×5 Latin square design, using five growing wethers [24.13±2.55 kg body weight (BW)]. Each wethers was individually housed in a metabolic cage and first given 10 days for diet adaptation prior to 7 days of experimental measurements. The goats received timothy (12%), tall fescue (28%), cornflake (30%), concentrates (20%) and one of the following five energy level treatments that were based on recommended metabolizable energy for maintenance, Mem (NRC, 2007): MEm-7% (trial 1), MEm (trial 2), MEm+10% (trial 3), MEm+20% (trial 4), MEm+30% (trial 5). Intakes of dry matter were similar across all diets by restricting feed supply at 2% of BW for all wethers. Average daily gains (ADG) were -14.22, 3.06, 18.06, 31.62, and 37.16 g/day for each treatment. Higher maintenance energy intake (MEI) led to higher ADG. By simple regression analysis, the following equation was defined between ADG and MEI: Y(MEI)=0.2735X(ADG)+112.19. The findings indicate that the estimated maintenance energy requirement for growing black goats is 112.19 kcal/kgBW0.75. The estimated value of MEm can be further managed and improved with precision feeding system for black goats.
摘要译文
进行该研究以确定维持生长的韩国本地山羊(黑山羊:Capra hircus coreanae)的能量需求。该实验重复了5×5拉丁方设计,使用5个生长母亲[24.13±2.55kg体重(BW)]。每个糖亲自单独饲养在代谢笼中,并且在实验测量7天之前首先给予10天饮食适应。山羊接受了蒂莫西(12%),高羊茅(28%),Mem(NRC,2007):MEm-7%(试验1),玉米片(30%),浓缩物(20%)和以下五种能量水平处理之一,MEm(试验2),MEm + 10%(试验3),MEm + 20%(试验4),MEm + 30%(试验5)。干物质的摄入量在所有日粮中都相似,限制所有奶制品的饲料供应为体重的2%。每次治疗的平均每日收益(ADG)分别为-14.22,3.06,18.06,31.62和37.16克/天。更高的维持能量摄入(MEI)导致更高的ADG。通过简单的回归分析,在ADG和MEI之间定义下列等式:Y(MEI)\x3d 0.2735X(ADG)+112.19。调查结果表明,生长黑山羊的维持能量需求估计为112。19千卡/千克Bw 0.75 / sup。黑山羊精饲养系统可以进一步管理和改进MEm的估计值。
S. Moon. 599 Energy requirements for maintenance of growing Korean indigenous goats (Capra hircus coreanae)[J]. Journal of Animal Science, 2017,95(Sup4): 293