Eating Rate of Lactating Cows Fed Four Physical Forms of the Same Grain Ration

Kertz, A.F.; Darcy, Béatrice; Prewitt, L.R.

doi:10.3168/jds.s0022-0302(81)82861-5

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“…To manufacture high physical quality pellet feed, a number of these factors can be applied alone or in combination Lilly 2010, Abdollahi 2011). Some researchers (Kertz et al 1981, Brewer et al 1989, Zatari et al 1990, Mina-Boac et al 2006 stated that good quality pellets have better performance and feed efficiency than those fed with mash, reground pellet feeds and pellet feeds having more fine particles. It was highlighted in recent years the absorptive and rheological properties of clay minerals may be contributed to improving the pellet quality (Galan 1996, Zhang et al 2017.…”

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Yumurta Tavuğu Yemlerinde Sepiyolit Kullanımının Pelet Kalitesi ve Pelet Üretim Parametrelerine Etkisi

Yalçın¹,

Çivraci²,

Burçak³

et al. 2018

Kocatepe Veterinary Journal

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The purpose of this experiment was to determine the effects of sepiolite usage on pellet quality and pellet production parameters for layer diet under industrial conditions. In this study; 14 t pellet diets for control and treatment groups with 7 batch were produced in a commercial feed factory. Each batch was 2 t. Control group diet manufactured in this study, contained 14.12% crude protein, 4.47% crude fibre and 3.20% ether extract. For the treatment group diet 1% sepiolite was used as top dressed in the mixer. Pelleting disc having 6 mm hole diameter was used in the factory. Sepiolite usage reduced energy consumption at the level of 16.14% and increased pellet durability index significantly (p<0.001). Pellet durability index was found to be 49.08% in the control group and 87.39% in the treatment group. Therefore, it is concluded that sepiolite usage in layer diets would be beneficial for improvement in pellet quality.

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Yumurta Tavuğu Yemlerinde Sepiyolit Kullanımının Pelet Kalitesi ve Pelet Üretim Parametrelerine Etkisi

Yalçın¹,

Çivraci²,

Burçak³

et al. 2018

Kocatepe Veterinary Journal

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“…Previous studies (Kertz et al . ; Medel et al . ) have demonstrated that pelleted corn and barley can be used successfully in lactating cow, beef cattle and young pig diets.…”

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The effect of pelleting on in situ rumen degradability of compound feed containing brown rice for dairy cows

Tagawa

Yoshida

Iino³

et al. 2016

Animal Science Journal

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This study was conducted to determine the effect of pelleting on in situ dry matter degradability of pelleted compound feed containing brown rice for dairy cows. Mash feed of the same composition was used as a control and the in situ study was conducted using three non-lactating Holstein steers fitted with a rumen cannula. The feeds contained 32.3% brown rice, 19.4% rapeseed meal, 11.4% wheat bran and 10.6% soybean meal (fresh weight basis). Except for moisture content, the chemical composition of the feed was not affected by pelleting. In situ dry matter disappearance of the feed increased from 0 to 2 h and after 72 h of incubation with pellet processing. Integration of the dry matter disappearance values over time revealed that degradability parameter a (soluble fraction) increased with pellet processing, whereas parameter b (potentially degradable fraction) decreased. Parameter c (fractional rate of degradation) and effective degradability (5% passage rate) were not affected by pellet processing. We concluded that pellet processing promotes rumen degradability at early incubation hours when the pelleted feed contains brown rice.

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“…Pelleting of animal feed is important for improved efficiency in animal feeding and for convenience in feed handling. Research has shown that animals fed with good-quality pellets have better growth performance and feed conversion than those fed with mash, reground pellets, or pellets with more fines (Jensen et al, 1962;Jensen and Becker, 1965;Kertz et al, 1981;Brewer et al, 1989;and Zatari et al, 1990). Behnke (1994) indicated that improvements in animal performance have been attributed to decreased feed wastage, reduced selective feeding, decreased ingredient segregation, less time and energy expended for prehension, destruction of pathogens, thermal modification of starch and protein, and improved palatability.…”

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Durability and Breakage of Feed Pellets during Repeated Elevator Handling

Mina-Boac¹,

Maghirang²,

Casada³

2006

2006 Portland, Oregon, July 9-12, 2006

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Eating Rate of Lactating Cows Fed Four Physical Forms of the Same Grain Ration

Cited by 20 publications

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Yumurta Tavuğu Yemlerinde Sepiyolit Kullanımının Pelet Kalitesi ve Pelet Üretim Parametrelerine Etkisi

Yumurta Tavuğu Yemlerinde Sepiyolit Kullanımının Pelet Kalitesi ve Pelet Üretim Parametrelerine Etkisi

The effect of pelleting on in situ rumen degradability of compound feed containing brown rice for dairy cows

Durability and Breakage of Feed Pellets during Repeated Elevator Handling

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