Two levels (0,25% and 0,5%) of water solible chestnut tannin were added to the diet of growing pigs in a 40 days feedingt trial, from the average body weight of 76 Kg up about 110 Kg. As Expected, a significant depression of the apparent digestibility of both dietary dry matter and nitrogen was recorded with level 0,5%, but the deecrease of retained nitrogen was not statistically significant, due to the higher dietary nitrogen. It is concluded that the present preliminary study showed that a concentration of 250g tannin per 100Kg mixed feed does not appreciably influence the animals' performance. The aspect of a possibiloe benificial effect on the gut microflora deserves further studie
In 2 broiler trials, the effects of chestnut tannins on performance and meat quality (trial 1), and ...
Tannins have long been considered ‘anti-nutritional’ factors in monogastric nutrition, shown to redu...
This paper reports effects of chestnut and mimosa tannins on N utilisation in sheep. Tannins were ad...
Two levels (0,25% and 0,5%) of water solible chestnut tannin were added to the diet of growing pigs ...
Two levels (0.25% and 0.5%) of water soluble chestnut tannin were added to the diet of growing pigs ...
This research aims at evaluating the effects of the dietary addition of a supplement containing 75% ...
Tannins are natural polyphenolic compounds that can reduce digestibility of dietary protein but also...
The use of chestnut tannin (CT) (hydrolysable tannins), added at a low concentration (4 g CT/100 g o...
In pig livestock, alternatives to in-feed antibiotics are needed to control enteric infections. Plan...
The incorporation of polyethylene glycol (PEG), a tannin binding agent, in high tannin feedstuff is ...
The aim of the study was to evaluate the effect of the dietary supplementation of chestnut hydrolysa...
Statistical meta-analysis approach was conducted to quantify the effect of a wide range of dietary c...
In three experiments (Exp. 1, 2, and 3) with young pigs (BW 10 to 26 kg), the effects of dietary inc...
Tannins have long been considered anti-nutritional' factors in monogastric nutrition, shown to reduc...
The soluble component of the feed protein (solCP on a CP basis) represents a valuable source of nitr...
In 2 broiler trials, the effects of chestnut tannins on performance and meat quality (trial 1), and ...
Tannins have long been considered ‘anti-nutritional’ factors in monogastric nutrition, shown to redu...
This paper reports effects of chestnut and mimosa tannins on N utilisation in sheep. Tannins were ad...
Two levels (0,25% and 0,5%) of water solible chestnut tannin were added to the diet of growing pigs ...
Two levels (0.25% and 0.5%) of water soluble chestnut tannin were added to the diet of growing pigs ...
This research aims at evaluating the effects of the dietary addition of a supplement containing 75% ...
Tannins are natural polyphenolic compounds that can reduce digestibility of dietary protein but also...
The use of chestnut tannin (CT) (hydrolysable tannins), added at a low concentration (4 g CT/100 g o...
In pig livestock, alternatives to in-feed antibiotics are needed to control enteric infections. Plan...
The incorporation of polyethylene glycol (PEG), a tannin binding agent, in high tannin feedstuff is ...
The aim of the study was to evaluate the effect of the dietary supplementation of chestnut hydrolysa...
Statistical meta-analysis approach was conducted to quantify the effect of a wide range of dietary c...
In three experiments (Exp. 1, 2, and 3) with young pigs (BW 10 to 26 kg), the effects of dietary inc...
Tannins have long been considered anti-nutritional' factors in monogastric nutrition, shown to reduc...
The soluble component of the feed protein (solCP on a CP basis) represents a valuable source of nitr...
In 2 broiler trials, the effects of chestnut tannins on performance and meat quality (trial 1), and ...
Tannins have long been considered ‘anti-nutritional’ factors in monogastric nutrition, shown to redu...
This paper reports effects of chestnut and mimosa tannins on N utilisation in sheep. Tannins were ad...