Sentence examples for feedstuff for from inspiring English sources

Restaurant waste (RW) can be considered as a valuable feedstuff for animal nutrition due to its high nutritional value and low price.

Since it has high nutritional value and low price, RW can be considered as a valuable feedstuff for animal nutrition (Kojima 2005).

Within this pH range, the fermented products are safe from spoilage and fit for use as feedstuff for animals (Lee et al. 2004; Yashoda et al. 2001).

As wheat dried distillers' grains with solubles (WDDGS) become increasingly available in western Canada, there is currently a great interest in evaluating its potential as a feedstuff for pigs.

It also makes the bacterium a potent candidate in a cost effective pretreatment step of keratinase rich waste in waste refinery as the two waste fractions, avian feather and sheep wool, do not have to be separated before hydrolyzation of the protein into valuable feedstuff for the biogas production.

Crude glycerin is a good alternative energy feedstuff for dairy cows at a dietary inclusion levels of up to 120 g/kg dry matter in partial substitution of ground corn in dairy cow rations, and may even improve milk protein concentration.

There is paucity of information on quality and cheap feedstuffs for snail production in the Tropics.

This result illustrates the crucial importance of the selection of feedstuffs for FMR and fish oil, since the NOFM diet did not receive amino acid supplementation.

A collaborative study has been carried out in four laboratories (UPV, UPM, CLO, INRA) with the aim of comparing different evaluation methods of feedstuffs for rabbits.

The ileal digestibility coefficient (CSID) of amino acids (AA) and crude protein (CP) in 40 feedstuffs for growing pigs were determined with the protein-free (PF) and enzyme-hydrolyzed casein (EHC) methods.

A highest permitted level of 5μg kg−1 in cereals for human consumption was implemented in European legislation (European Commission 2006b) and for feedstuffs for pigs the guidance value was set to 50 μg kg−1 (European Commission 2006a).