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Table 3. Influence of Level in Diet on Value of Wet <strong>Distillers</strong> <strong>Grains</strong> PlusSolubles in Feedlot DietsWet DG level in diet dry matterExperiment 0 12.6 - 28% 30 - 50%Trenkle, 1997a .154 a .183 (20) b .176 (40) b194% c 137% cTrenkle, 1997a .154 .176 (40)136%Trenkle, 1997b .164 .207 (16) .168 (40)126% 102%Trenkle, 1997b .164 .171 (28)114%Firkins et al., 1985 .155 .156 (25) .171 (50)101% 121%Larson et al., 1993 .144 .158 (12.6) .173 (40)177% 150%Larson et al., 1993 .155 .164 (12.6) .177 (40)164% 135%Ham et al., 1994 .133 .158 (40)147%Fanning et al., 1999 .154 .172 (30)147%Means 152% (17.4) 136% (40)Value 17.4 to 40 124%a Feed efficiency.b Level in diet dry matter.c Value relative to corn.
Table 4. Energy Value of WCGF-A a for Beef Finishing CattleAmount in diet, Number of RelativeReference % of DM replications feed:gain bBierman (1995) 41.5 4 1.04Ham et al. (1995); Trial 1 35.0 4 1.0670.0 4 1.06Ham et al. (1995); Trial 2 17.5 4 1.0635.0 4 .9752.5 4 1.0170.0 4 .9787.5 4 1.01Krehbiel et al. (1995) 35.0 2 c .96Lodge et al. (1997b) 40.0 2 c 1.00McCoy et al. (1998); Trial 1 45.0 12 .98McCoy et al. (1998); Trial 2 45.0 16 .99Average, all levels 47.6 --- 1.00Average, 20 to 60% of diet DM 43.0 --- .997a WCGF-A = wet corn gluten feed, 40% DM content.b Calculated as feed/gain of control diet divided by feed/gain of treatment diet.c Individually fed cattle trial. Treatment assigned two pen replications for calculation purposes.Table 5. Energy Value of WCGF-B a for Beef Finishing CattleAmount in diet, Number of RelativeReference % of DM replications feed;gain bRichards et al. (1996) 44.0 4 .8942.4 4 .9186.6 4 .91Scott et al. (1997a) 10.4 4 1.0220.8 4 .9938.2 4 .97Scott et al. (1997b) 30.0 2 c .9060.0 2 c .92Herold et al. (1998) 22.5 4 .99Richards et al. (1998) 25.0 8 .9750.0 4 .96Average, all levels 37.3 --- .951Average, 20 to 60% of diet DM 34.8 --- .949a WCGF-B = wet corn gluten feed, 60% DM content.b Calculated as feed/gain of control diet divided by feed/gain of treatment diet.c Individually fed cattle trial. Treatment assigned two pen replications for calculation purposes.
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