1-75 of about 75 matches for site:www.feedipedia.org including lysine
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a decrease in feed intake, digestibility (energy, organic matter and amino acids including lysine, threonine, isoleucine, valine
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a source of protein, energy and pigments for livestock species including fish. It is also
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levels of copra meal may, therefore, suffer from lysine deficiency ( Tacon et al., 2009 ). Supplementary lysine and methionine
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and dead or culled chicks ( Al-Harthi et al., 2010 ; Freeman, 2008 ). World poultry production, including chickens, ducks, turkeys, geese
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production of DDGS includes a drying step that may damage amino acids, notably lysine. Lysine content of
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may help to prevent rumen acidosis. Corn gluten feed is low in lysine, and amino
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the foxtail amaranth grain: protein content is high (14-18% DM) with a high lysine (5.8% of
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Likewise, the term carob bean husks may refer to the deseeded pod (including the pulp
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ground outside the brewery spoil quickly and can become an environmental nuisance, including water pollution. Using brewers
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varies widely either within cultivars or between varieties (23 to 28%). The lysine content of lablab
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These toxins, produced by Fusarium fungi, cause a wide range of symptoms including weight loss, feed refusal
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1992 ; Duke, 1981 ). Alysicarpus vaginalis grows on a wide range of soils including heavy clays though it
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as a substitute for soybean meal. Rapeseed protein is poorer in lysine than soybean (5.5
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et al., 2005 ). It is suitable for growing, fattening and lactating animals, including dairy cows ( Mullen, 1999
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for the food industry ( Prabhakaran Nair, 2010 ). It has also numerous non-food applications, including as a feedstock
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represents two-thirds of the total world output of protein feedstuffs, including all other major oil
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allows for the production of multiple food and industrial products, including starch, proteins, fructose, oil
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45% NDF; 7% lignin DM). Like the seeds, lima bean foliage contains antinutritional factors including oxalates, tannins and
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source of pigment in layer diets. Depigmented annatto seeds In Brazil, including up to 15
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mixed with wheat, mustard or castor. Lentils can be intercropped with small grain cereals but rotations including other legumes, Brassica species
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have a good feeding potential for many classes of herbivore livestock, including cattle, buffaloes, sheep, goats
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varieties have been created to improve the industrial or nutritional value: high lysine, high tryptophan, high oil
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ratio remained unchanged up to 50% maize replacement. The authors confirmed that including bread waste was economically
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is mainly grown as an annual. It is a highly variable plant: many characteristics, including size (2 to
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napus L. and interspecific crosses of Brassica napus with other Brassica species including Brassica rapa L. and
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nuda L.) ( Rines et al., 2006 ). The caryopses are of different colours, including white, grey, yellow or
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the negligible level of gossypol observed in the cottonseed hulls, including those from cotton varieties
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to 2000 m. It grows on a wide range of soils, including those that are acidic
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is a major feed ingredient for all types of livestock including poultry. It is used
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is deficient in amino acids that essential in many livestock species, notably lysine, methionine, histidine and
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stylo. Stylo does well in most soils from sands to light clays (including those that are relatively
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an excellent source of B-complex vitamins, nucleic acids, vitamins and minerals, including a biologically
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presence in mulberry leaves of compounds that might be sequestered by silkworms, including essential oils, flavenoids and
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lower in protein than all other cereals, broken rice is comparatively rich in lysine ( Choct, 2002 ). High energy
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by 30-50 kg/ha ( Muehlbauer et al., 1997 ). On a 3-year rotation including peas, average N savings
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16% fat) is prone to rancidity, which may result in various symptoms including diarrhoea, low feed intake
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biomass and overall activity, earthworms dominate the world of soil invertebrates, including arthropods. They play a
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improve the nutritional value of faba beans for livestock feeding including: extrusion; infrared heating (micronizing
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looks similar to that of other legume seeds: rich in lysine (5%, less than soybean
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mixtures under a wide range of climate and soil conditions, including heavy grazing ( Khamseekhiew et
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fibre down to 0-3% DM ( Ly, 2004 ). Bananas are poor in lysine and sulphur
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which is comparable to cereal grains). Potatoes are an excellent source of lysine, but low contents of
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grasses, chemical and nutritive value of pangola grass vary with several factors including age of regrowth
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only in small amounts in the diets of monogastric species (including humans). Common vetch also
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forage Sorghum grain Description Sorghum grain ( Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench) is used by various food industries, including milling, starch production, brewing
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Doosselaere, 2013 ). The term "peanut" may refer to the whole fruit (including the shell
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var. ruziziensis (R. Germ. & Evrard) Ndab. ( USDA, 2015 ; Quattrocchi, 2006 ) Taxonomic information Many Brachiaria species, including Bracharia ruziziensis , have been
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kernels. The kernels contain 44-62% oil ( King et al., 2009 ). Most Jatropha species, including Jatropha curcas , contain numerous
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in the same conditions as cowpea and can better tolerate harsh conditions (including drought, waterlogging and
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concerning peanut hulls was found. Different fibre sources were compared for lactating dairy cows, including a 50
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Le Houérou, 1992 ). It is outstandingly tolerant of alkaline and saline soils (including those above 16 dS
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Burkina Faso during the dry season ( Amole et al., 2014 ). In Nigeria, including up to 30
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matter intake; ADG: average daily gain) Country Animal Diet Results Reference Cuba Heifers Pasture + legume mixture including Clitoria Pasture alone ADG
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clover is a palatable forage, and more so than common forage species including perennial ryegrass ( Lolium perenne
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with rice deprives weeds from residual water and thus provides an effective weed control (including against weedy rice) ( Ferrero
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2 mg/kg by the Codex Alimentarius ( Codex Alimentarius, 2011 ). Other pesticides are used, including carbamates and organophosphates
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warm countries. The most important producers of canned pineapples are Asian countries including Thailand, the Philippines
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regions of Asia and Africa, into Australia and several Pacific islands, including Hawaii, French Polynesia and
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is a common practice in hatcheries of most cultured species, including fish, shrimp, and
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important: several authors improved performance by adding methionine to the diet (but not lysine) ( Amaefule et al., 2011
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in dairy diets ( Maasdorp et al., 1999 ). In Kenya, with lower-producing cattle, including 25% calliandra in
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products of chickpea cultivation and processing are used for animal feeding, including low-grade and
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the Scottish islands and Scandinavia (Gotland, Norway, Finland), mostly to ruminants (including calves) and pigs
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2 mg/kg by the Codex Alimentarius ( Codex Alimentarius, 2011 ). Other pesticides are used, including carbamates and organosphosphates
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al., 1992 ). Processing Wheat grain can be fed whole or processed. Many processes can be used, including dry rolling, steam rolling
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pastry. Sorghum grain is used for the production of alcoholic beverages, including beer and liquors
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and increased dressing percentage, weight of breast muscle and thigh muscle, muscle lysine and tryptophan
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a protein-rich and fat-rich biomass suitable for various purposes, including animal feeding for
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soybean hulls have not been included routinely in pig diets ( Lewis et al., 2001 ). Including soybean hulls in
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52.2 kg) Syria Prickly sesban (leaves + stems) hay offered in a diet including lentil straw and
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DM, and very high levels of fibre (ADF more than 30% DM), including lignin (about 9% DM
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a winter crop. Grass pea thrives on a wide range of soils, including poor soils and
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27% of DM) and fibre (crude fibre 15-45% of DM), including lignin (4-27% of
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pardalina ) are commonly eaten. In Japan, China and Korea, rice field grasshoppers (including Oxya yezoensis , Oxya velox
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barley and it is a staple food in several countries including Morocco, India, China and