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The effects of ration pelleting and level of fat on the efficiency of nutrient utilisation by the chicken

J. L. Sell The Department of Animal Science, The University of Manitoba, Winnipeg 19, Canada
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O. J. Thompson The Department of Animal Science, The University of Manitoba, Winnipeg 19, Canada
Pages 345-354 | Published online: 08 Nov 2007

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D. J. Farrell, R. B. Cumming & J. B. Hardaker. (1973) The effects of dietary energy concentration on growth rate and conversion of energy to weight gain in broiler chickens. British Poultry Science 14:4, pages 329-340.
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P. H. Selle, S. Y. Liu, J. Cai & A. J. Cowieson. (2012) Steam-pelleting and feed form of broiler diets based on three coarsely ground sorghums influences growth performance,nutrient utilisation, starch and nitrogen digestibility. Animal Production Science 52:9, pages 842.
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Sandro Cerrate & Park Waldroup. (2010) Maximum Profit Feed Formulation. 4. Interaction Between Energy Content and Feed Form. International Journal of Poultry Science 9:7, pages 641-647.
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R.M.G. Hamilton & F.G. Proudfoot. (1995) Ingredient particle size and feed texture: effects on the performance of broiler chickens. Animal Feed Science and Technology 51:3-4, pages 203-210.
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D. Pettersson, H. Graham & P. Åman. (1991) The nutritive value for broiler chickens of pelleting and enzyme supplementation of a diet containing barley, wheat and rye. Animal Feed Science and Technology 33:1-2, pages 1-14.
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J.H. DOUGLAS, T.W. SULLIVAN, P.L. BOND, F.J. STRUWE, J.G. BAIER & L.G. ROBESON. (1990) Influence of Grinding, Rolling, and Pelleting on the Nutritional Value of Grain Sorghums and Yellow Corn for Broilers ,. Poultry Science 69:12, pages 2150-2156.
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Ibtisam M. Zatari & Jerry L. Sell. (1990) Effects of pelleting diets containing sunflower meal on the performance of broiler chickens. Animal Feed Science and Technology 30:1-2, pages 121-129.
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Huile Shen, J.D. Summers & S. Leeson. (1985) Influence of supplemental fat and steam pelleting on the response of broilers to diets varying in energy density. Animal Feed Science and Technology 13:1-2, pages 57-67.
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C.W. Newman & C.F. McGuire. 1985. Barley. Barley 403 456 .
FAROUK HORANI & J.L. SELL. (1977) Effect of Feed Grade Animal Fat on Laying Hen Performance and on Metabolizable Energy of Rations. Poultry Science 56:6, pages 1972-1980.
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I.R. SIBBALD. (1977) The Effect of Steam Pelleting on the True Metabolizable Energy Values of Poultry Diets. Poultry Science 56:5, pages 1686-1688.
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J. M. McNab. (2007) Factors affecting the digestibility of nutrients. Proceedings of the Nutrition Society 34:1, pages 5-11.
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R.M. Saunders, H.G. WalkerJr.Jr. & G.O. Kohler. (1969) Aleurone Cells and the Digestibility of Wheat Mill Feeds. Poultry Science 48:4, pages 1497-1503.
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