The effects of the level of dietary starch on growth performance and mortality were studied in six experimental sites on 2 328 growing rabbits (582 per diet). Four iso-lignocellulosic (ADF) diets (A12, A16, A20, A24) with increasing starch content (12, 16, 20, 24% ) instead of digestible fibre (hemicelluloses and pectins) were compared. Diets were given ad libitum from weaning (28 and 35 d old, depending on the site) to slaughter (between 68 and 71 d old). The increase (12 points) of dietary starch level led to a double-rise of mortality rate by digestive disturbances: 4.6% and 10.1% respectively for A12 and A24 for the whole period. In parallel, the feed conversion ratio decreased slightly but significantly by 0.15 point between A1...
The effect of increasing dietary energy by increasing both starch (14% to 20%) and soluble fibre (9....
The nutritional role of fibre in rabbit feeding has been widely assessed (Gidenne, 2000) and the spr...
The effects of a sharp reduction in dietary fibre level (19 to 9% ADF resp. for "S" and "D" diet) we...
The effects of the quality of the dietary starch on growth performance and mortality were studied on...
The effects of digestible fibre replacement (25 to 15% ) by starch (12 to 23% ), were studied on ra...
To evaluate the effect of replacing dietary starch with digestible fibre (DF=pectin and hemicellulos...
At weaning (33 days of age), 246 hybrid rabbits (782653 g live weight) were divided into six experim...
Effect of increasing dietary starch and soluble fibre on performance and digestive efficiency was st...
National audienceRabbits can efficiently utilise low-fibre diets containing high contents of digesti...
To evaluate the effect of digestible fibre (DF) to starch ratio (0.8, 1.5, and 2.8) and protein leve...
To evaluate the effect of decreasing dietary protein and replacing starch with soluble fibre on dige...
From 29 d of age until slaughter (78 d), 246 hybrid rabbits were divided into six experimental group...
From weaning (at 36 d of age) until slaughter (at 79 d), 282 commercial crossbred rabbits (951\ub131...
[EN] The effects of the composition of pen-weaning diets on apparent ileal digestibility of nutrient...
[EN] 1200 weaned crossbred rabbits, individually controlled, were fed ad libitum on Diet A (16.4 % ...
The effect of increasing dietary energy by increasing both starch (14% to 20%) and soluble fibre (9....
The nutritional role of fibre in rabbit feeding has been widely assessed (Gidenne, 2000) and the spr...
The effects of a sharp reduction in dietary fibre level (19 to 9% ADF resp. for "S" and "D" diet) we...
The effects of the quality of the dietary starch on growth performance and mortality were studied on...
The effects of digestible fibre replacement (25 to 15% ) by starch (12 to 23% ), were studied on ra...
To evaluate the effect of replacing dietary starch with digestible fibre (DF=pectin and hemicellulos...
At weaning (33 days of age), 246 hybrid rabbits (782653 g live weight) were divided into six experim...
Effect of increasing dietary starch and soluble fibre on performance and digestive efficiency was st...
National audienceRabbits can efficiently utilise low-fibre diets containing high contents of digesti...
To evaluate the effect of digestible fibre (DF) to starch ratio (0.8, 1.5, and 2.8) and protein leve...
To evaluate the effect of decreasing dietary protein and replacing starch with soluble fibre on dige...
From 29 d of age until slaughter (78 d), 246 hybrid rabbits were divided into six experimental group...
From weaning (at 36 d of age) until slaughter (at 79 d), 282 commercial crossbred rabbits (951\ub131...
[EN] The effects of the composition of pen-weaning diets on apparent ileal digestibility of nutrient...
[EN] 1200 weaned crossbred rabbits, individually controlled, were fed ad libitum on Diet A (16.4 % ...
The effect of increasing dietary energy by increasing both starch (14% to 20%) and soluble fibre (9....
The nutritional role of fibre in rabbit feeding has been widely assessed (Gidenne, 2000) and the spr...
The effects of a sharp reduction in dietary fibre level (19 to 9% ADF resp. for "S" and "D" diet) we...