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Applied Nutrition for Young Pigs

Hardback
November 2006
9781845930677
More details
  • Publisher
    CABI
  • Published
    6th November 2006
  • ISBN 9781845930677
  • Language English
  • Pages 272 pp.
  • Size 6.75" x 9.25"
$216.70

The nutrition of the young pig is one of the most active scientific fields of swine nutrition throughout the world. Its immense importance to the profitability of any pig production is demonstrated by the fact that maximal early growth in pigs, which depends on correct nutrition, is extremely efficient, yet hardly realised in most commercial situations. This book explains how to provide accurate nutrition to young pigs under commercial conditions, in order to achieve maximum growth performance at minimal cost. It includes coverage of nutritional physiology, nutrient requirements and idiosyncrasies, ingredients and diets, feed programs and management systems.

Introduction
Growth and development
Digestive physiology
Sow's milk
Feed intake and management
Dietary specifications
Feedstuffs
Feed additives
Feed manufacturing
Feeding programs
Creep feeding
Liquid feeding
Water nutrition