Relationship of gestation protein and feed intake level over a five-parity period using a high-producing sow genotype.

@article{Mahan1998RelationshipOG,
  title={Relationship of gestation protein and feed intake level over a five-parity period using a high-producing sow genotype.},
  author={Donald C. Mahan},
  journal={Journal of animal science},
  year={1998},
  volume={76 2},
  pages={
          533-41
        }
}
  • D. Mahan
  • Published 1 February 1998
  • Biology, Medicine
  • Journal of animal science
High-producing Landrace-Large White crossbred gilts (n = 50) involving 198 farrowings were used to evaluate dietary gestation protein (13 vs 16% CP) and gestation feed intakes (Control vs High), and their interaction, over a five-parity period on sow reproductive performance. Gestation feed intake for Control was 1.81 kg/d during parity 1, increasing by .09 kg for each successive parity. The daily feed intake for High was greater by .13 kg or approximately 450 kcal ME at each respective parity… 
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