期刊文献

Short Communication: Use of high-lipid by-product pellets as a partial replacement for barley grain and canola meal in finishing diets for beef steers 收藏

简短交流：使用高脂类副产品颗粒部分替代大麦籽粒和低芥酸菜籽粉，以完成牛肉ste牛的日粮
原文求助 发布源
作者
P. Górka;[1][2] J. J. McKinnon;[1] G. B. Penner[1]
作者单位
[1] Department of Animal and Poultry Science, University of Saskatchewan, 51 Campus Drive, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada S7N 5A8; [2] Department of Animal Nutrition and Feed Management, University of Agriculture in Krakow, Al. Mickiewicza 24/28, 30-059 Krakow, Poland
关键词
By-products, carcass quality, cattle (beef), efficiency, feedlot, pellet
关键词译文
副产品，car体质量，牛（牛肉），效率，饲养场，颗粒
发布日期
December 2013
页码
523-528
DOI
10.4141/cjas2013-040
来源信息
Canadian Journal of Animal Science ISSN：0008-3984, 2013年, 93卷, 4期, 523-528页
摘要
Górka, P., McKinnon, J. J. and Penner, G. B. 2013. Short Communication: Use of high-lipid by-product pellets as a partial replacement for barley grain and canola meal in finishing diets for beef steers. Can. J. Anim. Sci. 93: 523–528. The objectives were to determine the effect of the inclusion rate (0%, CON; 30%, HLP30; 60%, HLP60) of high-lipid by-product pellets (HLP) as a partial replacement for barley grain and canola meal on feed intake and growth performance of steers (n=264). Dry matter intake and gain:feed ratio were greater (P<0.01) for HLP30 and HLP60 relative to CON. This study indicates that up to 60% of the barley grain and canola meal in finishing diets for steers can be replaced with HLP, although feed efficiency may be compromised.
摘要译文
Górka，P.，McKinnon，J. J.和Penner，G. B.2013。简短交流：高脂类副产品颗粒在大公牛育肥日粮中作为大麦籽粒和低芥酸菜籽粕的部分替代品。能够。 J.Anim。科学93：523-528。目的是确定包合率（0％，CON； 30％，HLP30；高脂副产物颗粒（HLP）的60％，HLP60作为大麦籽粒和低芥酸菜粕的部分替代品，对on牛的摄食和生长性能有影响（n = 264）。与CON相比，HLP30和HLP60的干物质采食量和增饲比更高（P <0.01）。这项研究表明，尽管饲料效率可能会受到影响，但在finishing牛的日粮中，高达60％的大麦籽粒和低芥酸菜籽粉可以被HLP替代。
P. Górka;[1][2] J. J. McKinnon;[1] G. B. Penner[1]. Short Communication: Use of high-lipid by-product pellets as a partial replacement for barley grain and canola meal in finishing diets for beef steers[J]. Canadian Journal of Animal Science, 2013,93(4): 523-528