2006 Abstracts - American Society of Animal Science

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Table 1.Treatment a :CON 30WCGF 30Blend 30WDGS 60Blend SEADG, kg 1.85 b 2.03 d 2.07 de 2.12 e 1.94 c 0.05DMI, kg/d 10.8 b 11.9 d 11.5 cd 11.4 c 10.8 b 0.3G:F kg/kg 0.172 d 0.171 d 0.179 c 0.187 b 0.179 c 0.070aBlend = 1:1 WCGF:WDGS (DM basis) at 30 and 60% dietary inclusion. b,c, d, eMeans with different superscripts differ P
height. About 5 g <strong>of</strong> cecum content were collected to isolate microbialcolonies for antibiotic sensitivity test. Data were analyzed as split plotdesign with a 2x4 factorial arrangement (whole plot=sow diet, splitplot=pig diet) using the MIXED procedure <strong>of</strong> SAS. Weaning pigs fromOEO sows grow faster than control pigs (386 v 354 g/d, P
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Page 15 and 16: 37 Hormone concentrations of produc
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Page 23 and 24: Table 1. Effects of ractopamine on
Page 25 and 26: 67 Effect of feeding reduced phosph
Page 27 and 28: 73 Effect of feed intake level, bod
Page 29 and 30: Ruminant Nutrition79 Effect of impr
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Page 33 and 34: Menten (GMM) functions. Two pig spe
Page 35 and 36: crystalline structure of starch gra
Page 37 and 38: 103 Relationship between dietary fa
Page 39 and 40: 112 Effects of supplementing natura
Page 41 and 42: 118 Application of 2-hydroxy-4-(met
Page 43 and 44: 124 Ruminant diet composition effec
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Page 51 and 52: 153 Propionate regulation of feed i
Page 53 and 54: 161 Genetically improving the produ
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three weeks for the remainder of th
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tion over the course of a 112-d per
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ies have indicated that a sizable p
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lower urine pH (P < 0.0001) and blo
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204 Effect of weaning age on nurser
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Ten Broeck*, D. Clopton, R. Bott, M
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creasing DDGS. Forage intake in hay
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(Avena sativa; SW) to oat harvested
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offal from 26,231 head; and 406,405
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heritability and gain during the 20
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ackgrounding (BG) and finishing (F)
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having rancid, bloody, and bitter f
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to 14, and was higher (P < 0.03) in
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261 Effects of supplemental RDP ver
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ammonia, and total VFA increased ov
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Dairy Extension Symposium - Innovat
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tion of nonpregnant cows early post
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285 Effect of feeding diets contain
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291 Effect of dietary flaxseed, fla
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Edmonton, AB. Canada, 2 Department
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capillary number density (CND)) by
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allowed to expose for 2 weeks, deve
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of sulfur (1700 ppm) and fed with r
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correlated (r=0.56; P
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Table 1. CDR (% of BLUP) for S1-S5
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Author IndexASAS/ADSA Midwestern Se
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Jenschke, B., 170Jiménez, E., 307J
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Stahly, T. S., 66Stalder, K., 9, 56
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