Effect of live-cell yeast on nitrogen retention and digestibility of rations by beef cattle
Legendre, J.R.; Totusek, R.; Gallup, W.D.
Jour Animal Sci 16(3): 671-674
1957
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In digestion and N balance trials with steers, the addition of live-cell yeast to low-quality roughage and fattening-type rations depressed the digestibility of ether extract in each ration. The digestibility of other nutrients was unaffected. Differences in N retention, which favored yeast in the roughage rations only, were not significant. Results have a possible bearing on the problem of low fat tolerance in ruminants.
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