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Effects of increasing extruded soy-protein concentrate on growth performance of nursery pigs Open

N A Lenehan, Nolan Frantz, C N Groesbeck, Kenneth Lawrence, Robert D Goodband , et al. · 2004

Two hundred and forty barrows and gilts (initially 13.0 lb and 18 ± 2 d of age at weaning) were blocked by initial weight and were allotted randomly to one of five dietary treatments. There were eight replications (pens) per treatment, wit…

Effects of round bale feeding sites on soil fecal bacteria and nutrient concentrations Open

N A Lenehan, T.T. Marston, Michael L. Christian, George L. Marchin, Joel M DeRouchey · 2004

An experiment was conducted over seven months (January to July 2003) to evaluate fecal bacteria and nutrient concentrations in soil surrounding round bale feeders at winter feeding sites. Six-inch soil samples were taken each month from a …

Evaluation of the optimal true-ileal-digestible lysine and threonine requirement for nursery pigs Open

N A Lenehan, J. L. Usry, C W Hastad, Michael D Tokach, Robert D Goodband , et al. · 2004

A total of 1800 pigs (Exp 1, 360; Exp. 2, 1440) were used in two experiments to evaluate the true ileal digestible (TID) lysine and threonine requirement for 24- to 44-lb pigs. In Exp. 1, there were eight pens per treatment, with five pigs…

Evaluation of different soy protein concentrate sources on growth performance of weanling pigs Open

N A Lenehan, M R Barker, Nolan Frantz, C N Groesbeck, Toshiyuki IWASAWA , et al. · 2003

Three experiments were conducted using 486 weanling pigs (216 in Experiment 1; 210 in Experiment 2; 60 in Experiment 3) to determine the effects of different soy protein concentrate (SPC) sources on growth performance. Soy protein concentr…

Use of dried distiller’s grains with solubles for swine diets Open

C W Hastad, C N Groesbeck, Kenneth Lawrence, N A Lenehan, T P Keegan , et al. · 2003

A large increase in the number of ethanol plants has lead to increased availability of dried distiller's grains with solubles (DDGS). New plants also have improved processing techniques, which makes DDGS more attractive to use in swine die…

The optimal true ileal digestible lysine and threonine requirement for nursery pigs between 25 and 55 lb Open

N A Lenehan, J. L. Usry, C W Hastad, M R Barker, Nolan Frantz , et al. · 2003

A total of 360 pigs (initially 22.2 lb and 31 d of age) was used in a 21-d growth assay. This trial was conducted as a combination of two separate trials in order to simultaneously examine both the true ileal digestible lysine and true ile…

Evaluation of hemicell® on growth performance of late nursery pigs Open

N A Lenehan, C N Groesbeck, C W Hastad, T P Keegan, Kenneth Lawrence , et al. · 2003

A total of 276 pigs (initially 21.9 lb) was used to determine the effects of added HemicellÂ® on growth performance. HemicellÂ® is a patented fermentation product of Bacillus lentus. The active ingredient in the fermentation product is Î²-…

The optimal true ileal digestible lysine requirement for 22 to 45 lb pigs Open

N A Lenehan, J. L. Usry, Michael D Tokach, Robert D Goodband, Jim L Nelssen , et al. · 2003

A total of 1,440 pigs (initially 22.5 lb and 21 d after weaning) was used in a 21-d growth assay to determine the optimal lysine level to maximize growth performance of 22- to 45-lb pigs. Pigs were fed one of five dietary treatments with i…

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