Distillers’ Dried Solubles as a Vitamin Supplement in Chick Rations

Fish Meal and the Response of Chicks to Antibiotics

“…For some years, evidence has been accumulating which indicated that certain feed ingredients such as fish meal, fish solubles, liver, dried milk, dried whey, dried distillers' solubles, and dried brewers' yeast contained an unidentified growth factor or factors required by chicks and poults- Berry et al (1943Berry et al ( , 1945, Bird et al (1948), Brant and Carver (1947), Combs et al (1948), Emerson et al (1949), Hammond and Titus (1944), Heuser et al (1946a,b), Hill (1948), Hill and Van Poucke (1947), Johnson et al (1942), McGinnis et al (1947), Mishler et al (1947Mishler et al ( , 1948, Nichol et al (1947), Novak et al (1947), Robblee et al (1947), Schumacher et al (1940), Synold et al (1943) and others. However these investigations were carried out prior to the identification of vitamin B12, which complicates the interpretation of the results.…”

A Comparison of Soybean Oils and Soybean Oil Meals in Chick Rations Containing Distillers’ Dried Solubles ,

“…However, the distillers' solubles and growth when solvent soybean oil meal was the soybean oil meals used were not the used (lot 11). Only when the choline was same sample as used by Synold (1942).…”

An Evaluation of Dried Distillers Feedstuffs Fed to Chickens Throughout Their Life Cycle

“…S YNOLD, Carrick, Roberts and Hauge (1943) and Schlamb and Winter (1948) and others have reviewed the literature on the feeding value of dried distillers feedstuffs in poultry rations. They reported that dried distillers solubles and distillers dried grains with solubles were good sources of water soluble vitamins, as well as supplying other nutrients and were of considerable economic importance as feedstuffs for poultry and livestock.…”