Participation in Forum on June 3, 2021
Dear Dr,
Thank you very much indeed.
can we use betaine products as a source for uric acid synthesis in broiler chicks.
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Introduction and ObjectivesBetaine (BET) acts as a methyl donor to convert homocysteine into methionine (MET), sparing both choline (CHOL) and MET. In the last years, synthetic MET and CHOL became a key concern in feed formulation as their prices have increased and hence BET can be an economic alternative. Objective: to test the bio-equivalency of 4 commercial BET products (3 anhydrous and one hyd ...
Participation in Forum on May 20, 2021
It would be okay if we use Betaine and Choline together.
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The results of our experiment on broilers breeder Rooster flock showed. Using 1600 mg can reduce and delay the occurrence of signs of ageing of the roosters, which improves fertility in broiler breeder flock.
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Bayram Koc, Research findings suggest that Creamino can spare between 50 and 100 kcal/kg in finished broiler feed when dosed at a rate of 0.06%. If you convert this into a matrix value, this represents a range of about 83,000 to 166,000 kcal/kg of Creamino. Trial results have suggested an wide range of values for Arg sparing. In de novo synthesis, 1 mole of Gly combines with 1 mole of Arg to produ ...
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Park W. Waldroup a couple of question from a young animal nutritionist!1. I agree that considering FCR in economical decision is outdated. Therefore, we need to add product price in our economical decision regarding feed formulation. Right?2. I was a bit confused when you said "least cost formulation per balanced calorie". What do you mean by "balanced calorie"? Do you mean keeping a standard rati ...
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I am enjoying very much all this discussion. Thanks, Dr. Guevara for bringing your paper to this forum. Just to reinforce, least cost feed formulation starts with different paradigms that are difficult to make broad comparisons. The ingredient data base, with nutrient composition is, most of the time, not adjusted in a real time situation. Also, not all companies have strong laboratory support to ...
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Dear Mr MohsinI fully endorse your observation about pelleted performance over mash.Regards Dr Chandra
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Amin Nthanga
Thank you,in most pellet operations, 5% fat level is always problematic because you want to fine grind your materials before pelleting. Using a screen size of 2000 microns or less has proven this. When you are formulating a starter diet for a broiler, energy requirement is between 2950-3000kcal ME/kg. To reach this energy level at exact calorie protein ratio, an ingredient rich in fa ...
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Dear Mr. Dubois, thank you for your comment!
Please be informed that the lowered CP treatments (starter and grower) were not deficient on methyl groups, comparing to the normal CP groups (starter and grower).
For example in the lowered CP group in the starter phase, methionine was supplemented in higher amount, having a higher level on dMet 5,57 g/ kg, comparing to normal CP treatment with dMet ...