Feed conversion

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1995-03-07

1998-01-06

Stemmer, Daniel

Food or edible material: processes, compositions, and products

Treatment of live animal

426656, 426807, A23K 118

Patent

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057052069

ABSTRACT:
This invention relates to techniques for improving the efficiency of feed conversion, growth and yield of meat from ruminant livestock. There is provided a method of improving the growth rate and modifying the carcass quality of ruminant livestock. The method includes simultaneously feeding to the animal a protected protein meal and, in addition, a protected lipid in amounts which synergistically improve the growth rate and modify the carcass quality.

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