Several experiments have been conducted to compare the performance of growing-finishing swine fed on pasture and in dry lot. Most of the early experimental research was conducted with rations that were lacking in vitamin and antibiotic supplementation. In these experiments the pigs fed on pasture tended to gain faster and more efficiently than those fed in dry lot. However, more recent research conducted by Hutchinson et al. (1955, 1956), Conrad and Beeson (1957) and Barnhart, Overfield and Lowry (1959) indicates that with supplemental vitamins and antibiotics, pigs fed in dry lot gained slightly faster than pigs fed on pasture
A total of 176 pigs (88 barrows and 88 gilts, average initial BW of 209 lb) were used in a 33-d expe...
Several by-products of the distillery, fish and cheese industries have been reported to give growth ...
Crossbred gilts (n = 180) and barrows (n = 180) from the Louisiana State University (LSU) Agricultur...
Several experiments have been conducted to compare the performance of growing-finishing swine fed on...
Mertz et al. (1949) demonstrated that lysine is essential in the nutrition of swine. Since then cons...
Data involving 505 Gene Pool boars, barrows and gilts and 126 Hampshire boars and gilts fed two nutr...
In a previous experiment reported in A.S. Series 71-38, it was found that for growing pigs optimum g...
Many investigations have shown that soybean meal when properly supplemented can replace meat and bon...
Previous research at the Southeast South Dakota Experiment Farm has shown that the main economical a...
Research has shown that pigs fed low dietary protein levels are older at slaughter due to depressed ...
Two hundred sixteen crossbred barrows and 96 crossbred gilts were used in a series of three experime...
Cereal grains are particularly low in lysine, one of the essential amino acids, and a protein supple...
Research conducted at the Southeast South Dakota Experiment Farm during the winter of 1968-69 and re...
The purpose of the two successive experiments reported herein was to determine the protein requireme...
Two hundred eighty-eight gilts were used to determine the effects of corn-soybean meal or low-protei...
A total of 176 pigs (88 barrows and 88 gilts, average initial BW of 209 lb) were used in a 33-d expe...
Several by-products of the distillery, fish and cheese industries have been reported to give growth ...
Crossbred gilts (n = 180) and barrows (n = 180) from the Louisiana State University (LSU) Agricultur...
Several experiments have been conducted to compare the performance of growing-finishing swine fed on...
Mertz et al. (1949) demonstrated that lysine is essential in the nutrition of swine. Since then cons...
Data involving 505 Gene Pool boars, barrows and gilts and 126 Hampshire boars and gilts fed two nutr...
In a previous experiment reported in A.S. Series 71-38, it was found that for growing pigs optimum g...
Many investigations have shown that soybean meal when properly supplemented can replace meat and bon...
Previous research at the Southeast South Dakota Experiment Farm has shown that the main economical a...
Research has shown that pigs fed low dietary protein levels are older at slaughter due to depressed ...
Two hundred sixteen crossbred barrows and 96 crossbred gilts were used in a series of three experime...
Cereal grains are particularly low in lysine, one of the essential amino acids, and a protein supple...
Research conducted at the Southeast South Dakota Experiment Farm during the winter of 1968-69 and re...
The purpose of the two successive experiments reported herein was to determine the protein requireme...
Two hundred eighty-eight gilts were used to determine the effects of corn-soybean meal or low-protei...
A total of 176 pigs (88 barrows and 88 gilts, average initial BW of 209 lb) were used in a 33-d expe...
Several by-products of the distillery, fish and cheese industries have been reported to give growth ...
Crossbred gilts (n = 180) and barrows (n = 180) from the Louisiana State University (LSU) Agricultur...