Sentence examples for feed substitution from inspiring English sources

Feed substitution costs were higher in June than in July, due to the availability of some harvested silage in the later scenario.

Furthermore, typical static LP models may provide per time price spreads between feeds, but they do not provide comprehensive information on the feed substitution rates related to changes in price spreads.

Detrimental environmental impacts increase as the level of corn stover harvest increases, and the incorporation of environmental values to the on-farm economic values of the feed substitutions can affect the social outcome of the feed substitution.

A high-EPA oil (ECO) derived from transgenic Camelina was evaluated as a substitute for fish oil (FO) in salmon feeds Substitution of FO by ECO did not affect fish performance and enhanced apparent digestibility of fatty acids compared to FO ECO-fed fish maintained high levels of EPA in their tissues and showed no major transcriptomic changes in pyloric caeca.

However, the issue of commodity price spread and dietary dynamics over time, and its relationship with dietary feeds and substitution rates, has not been adequately evaluated.

EDM consists of repeating quads of four ion-exchange membranes and solution compartments to allow double decomposition reaction between the cations and anions of a feed and a substitution solution when current is applied between the electrodes.

The aetiology of sporadic cases of ICT in Germany, implicated the absence or short duration of breast feeding and the substitution of formula milk made with water at pH < 6.5 contaminated with copper 3 26 mg/L (WHO requirements <2 mg/L)[ 4].

It is assumed that providing maize for the fermentation process requires substitution of feed, e.g. by import, and therefore increases the ecological pressure on field by 20%.

Results showed that increasing amounts of barley substitution increased feed intake in the broiler chickens, hence significantly increased the live-weight gain both in the grower and finisher period (P<0.05).

Regarding the productive performance hepatosomatic index showed a quadratic effect (P < 0.05) and there was a linear reduction (P < 0.05) in feed conversion with increasing substitution of maize by glycerol.

Decades of research on the use of feeds other than pasture (i.e., supplementary feeds) have provided consistent milk production responses when the reduction in pasture intake associated with the provision of supplementary feed (i.e., substitution rate) is accounted for.