Sentence examples for better feed efficiency from inspiring English sources
The higher DM intake and improved growth rate in kids fed FA treated MC resulted better feed efficiency.
However, higher protein levels in the diet enhanced feed and nutrient intake and supported higher LW gain with better feed efficiency and improved BCS.
Jerry talks about improving results via "better feed efficiency, better forages, tightening up reproductive programs and reducing transition cow metabolic problems and culls". Collin mentions "tweaking feed rations, calving procedures, and training or retraining employees" as means to achieving improved results.
The goats on sweet potato forage and mixed diets had significantly better-feed efficiencies (feed per gain) (P<0.05) than those on the batiki grass diet.
Even though there were intrinsic breed differences in growth profile with Landrace having a better feed conversion efficiency and higher daily feed intake and hence higher daily growth, our investigation found no differential adverse effects on growth performance caused by this virus infection on the two breeds.
The results suggest that the addition of XAP can optimize the utilization of fiber for better ADG and feed efficiency in broilers, maintaining performance to a level comparable to that of the costly conventional low fiber diet.
Despite the larger feeding group sizes, sib groups still performed better in feeding efficiency compared with non-sib groups in terms of more successful extraction of prey mass.
Therefore, it is not surprising that some species belonging to this genus are associated with better fermentation profiles and feed efficiency.
Several authors have reported that the dietary administration of different bacterial forms enhanced the secretion of intestinal enzymes and characterization of these enzymes provides some information regarding the digestive capacity of fish to hydrolyze carbohydrate, protein, and lipid of feed ingredients, leading to better growth performance and feed efficiency [ 32– 32].
Feed efficiency was only better in calves fed the GCWW diet than the GCGW group for postweaning and overall periods.
