1979
DOI: 10.1080/00015127909435222
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Protein Requirement for Mink in the Lactation Period

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“…1 (a, b) this is illustrated graphically for males and females, respectively. For construction of the initial part of the accumulation curves, data from a previous investigation were used (Glem-Hansen, 1979). In that investigation the amino acid content of 24-day-old kits of standard type was determined.…”
Section: Actamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…1 (a, b) this is illustrated graphically for males and females, respectively. For construction of the initial part of the accumulation curves, data from a previous investigation were used (Glem-Hansen, 1979). In that investigation the amino acid content of 24-day-old kits of standard type was determined.…”
Section: Actamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Furthermore, the results indicated that the dams were able to maintain nutrient homeostasis when the protein: carbohydrate ratio of the feed ranged widely. During the lactation period, Glem-Hansen (1979) found that 43% to 53% of ME derived from protein ensured a normal kit growth performance. According to common Scandinavian practice, the diet during the lactation period is recommended to contain a minimum of 40% of ME from protein, 40 Á/50% of ME from fat and a maximum of 20% of ME from carbohydrates to support normal growth performance and health of dams and kits (Hansen et al, 1991).…”
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confidence: 98%