Utilization of an ensiled wet brewers' grains-corn mixture by growing lambs

McCarthy, F. D.; Norton, Stata; McClure, W. H.

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“…The positive response to WBG recorded in our experiment was c.a . twofold that observed by McCarthy et al [ 26 ], who worked similar lambs, but this difference was probably due to the higher energy content of control treatment in their experiment. In other experiment an improvement on the body weight gain was resported until a 50% substitution rate of lucerne hay by dried brewers grains [ 27 ].…”

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Intake and performance of lambs finished in feedlot with wet brewer’s grains

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BackgroundThe use of agroindustrial by-products in ruminant nutrition to be an interesting alternative in order to reduce production costs and environmental impacts arising from the inadequate destination of residues. The initial step of beer production yields a large volume of wet brewer’s grains all year around, which is available at a low cost and has a high nutritional quality, and hence a big potential for animal production.MethodsTwenty-four Suffolk non-castrated male lambs, from simple parturition were kept in individual spots and allocated to four treatments constituted by four levels of substitution of sorghum silage by WBG (i.e.0; 33.5; 66.5 and 100% of substitution). It was used roughage: concentrate rate of 50:50, based on dry matter.ResultsThe ether extract intake increased while the acid detergent fiber intake decreased linearly (P ≤ 0.05). Substituion of sorghum silage by WBG did not change lambs’ feed DMI, daily weight gain and feed conversion.ConclusionThe substitution of sorghum silage by WBG as roughage showed to be a viable alternative from the productive and economic point of view for finishing of feedlot lambs.

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Intake and performance of lambs finished in feedlot with wet brewer’s grains

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“…The large differences between NDFom and ADFom contents in brewer's grain were due to high hemicellulose contents, which is rapidly degraded in the rumen. Similar results were reported by McCarthy et al (1990); ensiled wet brewer's grains-corn mixture containing 35% brewer's grain and 64% ground corn had higher NDF and ADF digestibility than pelleted complete diet containing 58% ground corn, 17% alfalfa meal, 17% peanut hull and 7% soybean meal in lambs. Grant et al (1974) concluded that buffaloes have utilized feed containing high levels of cellulose.…”

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“…Similar results were reported by McCarthy et al . (); ensiled wet brewer's grains‐corn mixture containing 35% brewer's grain and 64% ground corn had higher NDF and ADF digestibility than pelleted complete diet containing 58% ground corn, 17% alfalfa meal, 17% peanut hull and 7% soybean meal in lambs.…”

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Evaluation of total mixed ration silage with brewers grains for dairy buffalo in Tarai, Nepal

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Devkota

Oishi

et al. 2015

Animal Science Journal

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To investigate the effects of total mixed ration (TMR) silage, which contained brewers grain and rice straw as a substitute for conventional concentrate on feed intake and milk production in middle-to-late lactation buffaloes, four multiparous Murrah buffaloes were assigned to a 3 × 3 Latin square design experiment. The TMR silage, which had higher neutral and acid detergent fiber contents and digestibility than concentrate (P < 0.05) and similar crude protein (CP) and total digestible nutrient (TDN) contents with concentrate were used for the lactation experiment. The treatments were control (CTL) fed concentrate at 0.6% of body weight (BW), and T1 and T2 fed the TMR silage at 0.6 and 1.2% of BW on a dry matter (DM) basis, respectively, with rice straw ad libitum. Daily intakes of DM, CP and TDN, and BW change were higher in T2 than in CTL and T1 (P < 0.05). Although milk composition did not differ among the treatments, milk yield (MY) was higher in T2 (P < 0.05). There were no significant differences in MY/DM intake and MY/TDN intake among the treatments. The increase of BW and MY in middle-to-late lactation buffaloes might have been due to high TDN intake from supplementary TMR silage.

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“…A utilização de RUC para animais em crescimento ou terminação tem como foco principal a substituição parcial do volumoso da dieta ou de ingredientes onerosos como o milho e o farelo de soja. McCarthy et al (1990), avaliando a substituição da dieta peletizada a base de alfafa por 35% de RUC na dieta total de cordeiros em crescimento, observaram maior GMD para os animais alimentados com a dieta que continha 35% de RUC em relação à dieta controle. Frasson (2015), , 2001).…”

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Utilização de resíduo úmido de cervejaria como fonte proteica em dietas para ovinos

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Utilization of an ensiled wet brewers' grains-corn mixture by growing lambs

Cited by 8 publications

References 23 publications

Intake and performance of lambs finished in feedlot with wet brewer’s grains

Intake and performance of lambs finished in feedlot with wet brewer’s grains

Evaluation of total mixed ration silage with brewers grains for dairy buffalo in Tarai, Nepal

Utilização de resíduo úmido de cervejaria como fonte proteica em dietas para ovinos

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