2021
DOI: 10.3390/agriculture11090901
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Evaluation of Methionine Sources in Protein Reduced Diets for Turkeys in the Late Finishing Period Regarding Performance, Footpad Health and Liver Health

Abstract: Footpad dermatitis and hepatic lipidosis are health problems in fattening turkeys where a positive influence of higher methionine content in feed is discussed. The effects of the methionine supplements DL-methionine (DLM) and liquid methionine hydroxyl analogue free acid (MHA-FA) under the aspect of low protein diets were investigated in this study based on performance parameters, footpad health, liver health and oxidative stress. In this study, 80 female turkeys (B.U.T. Big 6) of 63 day-old, were randomly ass… Show more

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“…Moreover, several published experiments challenging and validating a biological equivalency of 65% for DL-OH-Met (equivalent to 73% on molar basis) compared to DL-Met (100%) in poultry should have been considered in the discussion ( Hoehler et al, 2005 ; Payne et al, 2006 ; Santos Viana et al, 2009 ; Agostini et al, 2017 ; Lingens et al, 2021 ).…”
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“…Moreover, several published experiments challenging and validating a biological equivalency of 65% for DL-OH-Met (equivalent to 73% on molar basis) compared to DL-Met (100%) in poultry should have been considered in the discussion ( Hoehler et al, 2005 ; Payne et al, 2006 ; Santos Viana et al, 2009 ; Agostini et al, 2017 ; Lingens et al, 2021 ).…”
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“…There are many novel approaches and answers to these challenges. Footpad dermatitis and hepatic lipidosis are health problems in fattening turkeys, where the positive influence of a higher methionine content in feed can be found on foot health and antioxidative capacity of the liver, although protein reduction might reduce growth performance [5]. The One Health approach, which requires a holistic approach, where genetics, nutrition, health treatment, and management need to be considered together, has gained ground in the poultry industry.…”
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