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Showing 1 to 20 of 21 for “"beet pulp"”.
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Implications of Dietary Fiber and Fermentable Carbohydrates on Gut Health and Intestinal Microbial Ecology of the Dog
… MOS and fructooligosaccharides (FOS) can replace beet pulp as a fiber source in dog diets; and (3) to determine how beet pulp affects the overall composition of the gut microbiome. The effect of supplemental MOS by itself was limited, with a linear decrease in fecal E. coli concentrations as the …
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Effects of Miscanthus grass as a fiber source in pet diets on extrusion processing and diet utilization by dogs and cats
… can be affected by dietary fiber. Cellulose and beet pulp have been common fibers used in pet foods. Pet owners and pet food companies are in search of alternatives. Miscanthus grass is an ingredient produced from the dried canes of Miscanthus giganteus, a C4 grass grown for its high fiber …
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Effects of ruminal nutrient degradability on volatile fatty acid dynamics, ruminal epithelial gene expression, and post-absorptive system
… experiment with four treatments consisting of beet pulp or timothy hay and barley or corn grain. Periods were18 d with 3 d diet adaptation and 15 d of treatment. During each period, d 10 to 14 was used for in situ nutrient degradation assessment, d 16 to 18 was used for rumen fluid sampling, …
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Nutritional evaluation of raw meat and whole prey diets for domestic and exotic cats
… exotic felids. We evaluated cellulose and beet pulp as fiber sources at 2 or 4% of the diet. Our third aim was to determine nutrient composition and digestibility of common whole prey items fed to captive exotic felids. Firstly, we compared apparent total tract macronutrient digestibility …
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Improving the Understanding of Factors Driving Rumen Fermentation
… Conducted in sheep, this study utilized beet pulp and timothy hay as the more and less available fiber source treatments, respectively, and soybean meal and heat-treated soybean meal as the more and less available protein source treatments, respectively. Results indicated that rumen …
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The effects of dietary lipid and rumen protected Capsicum oleoresin on plasma glucose and insulin kinetics, and feed efficiency in finishing beef cattle
… (82.12%), mineral (5.83%), urea (0.32%), and beet pulp (5.8%). Palmitic acid replaced beet pulp in the diet, which allowed similar forage:concentrate ratio and starch concentrations among diets. Apparent total tract digestibility, DMI, baseline fed-state blood sampling, and an intravenous …
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Avocado meal: A novel dietary fiber source in feline and canine diets
… Avocado meal, the ground and dried defatted pulp, seed, and skin after avocado oil processing, has not been used in feline and canine diets, but limited research in rats, sheep, and broiler chickens has shown that avocado meal may be an adequate fiber source. The overall objective of this …
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Phosphorus excretion in beef steers as impacted by increasing levels of corn gluten feed
… All steers were supplemented with 0.91 kg/d beet pulp, 0.34 kg/d rumen-inert fat supplement and 18.14 g/d trace mineral salt. Urea was added to the respective diets at levels of 95.25, 72.57, 49.90, and 31.75 g/d to ensure equal dietary protein across treatments. Steers were housed …
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Lecithin containing diets for the horse: acceptance, digestibility, and effects on behavior
… The four concentrates consisted of corn, oats, beet pulp, trace mineralized salt, dried sugar cane molasses plus 10% added fat: corn oil (CO);soy lecithin-corn oil (SL\CO); soy lecithin-soybean oil (SL\SO); or soy lecithin-corn oil-soybean oil (SL\CO\SO). Half the ration was provided by chopped …
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Extraction and recovery of valuable elements from Red Mud through biohydrometallurgy
… extracted from RM, from aqueous solution. Sugar beet pulp was demonstrated to perform well as biosorbent for Nd recovery.
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Effects of diet on phosphorus digestion in dairy cattle
… to evaluate the effects of increasing dietary beet pulp (BP) content to replace high moisture corn (HMC) on ruminal and post-ruminal digestion of TP and IPs-P. Eight lactating Holstein cows were fed diets containing 0, 6.1, 12.1 or 24.3% BP in a replicated 4 × 4 Latin square design. Samples of …
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Influence of physicochemical characteristics and inclusion rate of fiber-rich ingredients on utilization of dietary fiber and energy by growing pigs
… (DDGS), corn germ meal, copra expellers, sugar beet pulp (SBP), synthetic cellulose, and pectin. Correlations between chemical and physical characteristics of ingredients and IVAID and IVATTD of DM and OM were determined. The physical characteristics measured included bulk density, water binding …
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Application of physicochemical and biological pretreatments to enhance volatile fatty acids production via Dark Fermentation from agri-food waste
… for this study: - Rice Husks (RH) - Sugar Beet Pulp (SBP) - Brewers' Spent Grain (BSG) - Orange Peel (OP) The goal is to optimize the valorization of agro-food substrates by applying different pretreatment strategies, including physical (ultrasonic sonication and microwave), biological, and …
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Fibre fermentation in the pig intestine : effect on metabolite production and nitrogen excretion
… peas, pea hulls, pea inner fibre, sugar beet pulp, flax seed meal and corn distiller's dried grains with solubles. The results showed that peas and pea fibre-based diets produced higher amounts of SCFA and reduced N excreted, compared to others. In a parallel in vitro study, fermentation …
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Impact of dietary fiber and exogenous carbohydrases in weaned pigs
… soluble and highly fermentable fiber from sugar beet pulp with added carbohydrases may be used to improve gut health and maintain growth performance of pigs under moderate ETEC challenge. The use of an insoluble and poorly fermentable fiber from corn distillers dried grains with solubles may be …
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Soybean hulls as a dietary fiber source in canine and feline diets
… Four diets were formulated with either SBH, beet pulp (BP), or cellulose (CL) as the main source of dietary fiber (15% total dietary fiber), with the last diet formulated with no supplemental fiber (NF). All animal procedures were approved by the University of Illinois Institutional Animal …
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Alternative Analytical and Experimental Procedures to Explore Rumen Fermentation as Driven by Nutrient Supplies
… and highly degradable fiber (timothy hay and beet pulp, respectively) and protein (heat-treated soybean meal and soybean meal, respectively) were tested. Results indicated that fluid volume of the rumen and the rate of passage were influenced by protein, but not fiber, source. Higher rumen …
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Digestibility of dietary fiber by growing pigs
… among the 3 groups of pigs when fed sugar beet pulp, soybean hulls, and pectin. These results indicate that the ATTD of TDF is greater in Meishan than in Yorkshire pigs in feed ingredients with high concentration of IDF, but in ingredients containing more SDF, no differences were observed. …
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Miscanthus grass as a novel functional fiber source in extruded feline diets
… fiber plus 2% tomato pomace (MF+TP), or 11% beet pulp (BP) to achieve a target total dietary fiber (TDF) content of 15% in each treatment. The study was a completely randomized design using twenty-eight neutered adult, domesticated shorthair cats (19 females and 9 males, mean age 2.21 ± 0.03 …
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Fibra, metabolismo ácido-básico e balanço de macroelementos em gatos
As fibras dietéticas são um grupo de carboidratos de interesse da nutrição de gatos. Estas são utilizadas em formulações específicas para gatos para reduzir a densidade energética de alimentos, previner e/ou auxilar o tratamento de doenças gastrintestinais e metabólicas e também para promover saúde …
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