2014
DOI: 10.2527/jas.2013-6730
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Nutritional value of full-fat green canola seed fed to growing–finishing pigs1

Abstract: Immature green canola seed (full-fat green canola seed [FFGC]) is rejected by canola crushing plants due to chlorophyll staining of oil destined for human consumption. With >35% oil, FFGC can contribute energy to pig diets. The nutritive value of FFGC for growing-finishing pigs was determined in 2 studies. In Exp. 1, 6 ileal-cannulated barrows (46.5 kg BW) were fed 3 diets as a replicated 3 × 3 Latin square to determine standardized ileal digestible (SID) coefficients of AA and calculate DE and NE values for F… Show more

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“…However, this effect on AFI seems to disappear when flaxseed levels increase ≥15% (Thacker et al 2004;Juárez et al 2010). Including high levels of canola in the diet of pigs has also been reported to decrease AFI (Dugan et al 2001;Smit et al 2014;Woyengo et al 2014), with no effect (Dugan et al 2001) or a small decrease in ADG (Woyengo et al 2014). This may be due to negative effects of canola on diet palatability due to glucosinolate levels (Mawson et al 1993).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…However, this effect on AFI seems to disappear when flaxseed levels increase ≥15% (Thacker et al 2004;Juárez et al 2010). Including high levels of canola in the diet of pigs has also been reported to decrease AFI (Dugan et al 2001;Smit et al 2014;Woyengo et al 2014), with no effect (Dugan et al 2001) or a small decrease in ADG (Woyengo et al 2014). This may be due to negative effects of canola on diet palatability due to glucosinolate levels (Mawson et al 1993).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Sin embargo se desconoce si el uso de canola integral, la cual no es sometida a un tratamiento térmico previo pudiera afectar el consumo de alimento y la digestibilidad de la proteína. Además de que la información sobre su valor nutritivo como alimento para cerdos es escasa (6) , pero necesaria para saber si su uso en las dietas de cerdos afecta su consumo y la digestibilidad de los nutrientes.…”
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“…Woyengo et al (6) mencionan que al utilizar canola integral hasta un 15 % se disminuyó de manera lineal la eficiencia alimenticia, el peso y rendimiento de la canal y tendió a disminuir la ganancia diaria de peso. Thacker (23) estudió el uso de canola integral y canola integral micronizada, mencionando que el uso de canola integral afectó el consumo de alimento en hembras, pero no en machos castrados, lo que provocó una disminución de las ganancias diarias de peso de las hembras alimentadas con canola integral; el consumo de canola integral no afectó las características de la canal aunque ésta tendió a ser más grasosa.…”
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