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J. Anim Sci. 1950. 9:20-22.
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Comparative Digestibilities by Steers of Rations Containing Distillers Dark Grains from Malt and from Fungal Amylase Fermentations1

Donald Drown and R. M. Forbes2

Abstract

Digestion trials were conducted with steers to compare the digestibility of a ration containing distillers dark grains from malt fermentation with one containing distillers dark grains from fungal amylase fermentation. The rations fed were identical except for the difference in source of dark grains.

No significant difference was found in the apparent digestibility of these rations, thus indicating that the two processes of fermentation do not differ significantly in their effects upon the digestibility of distillers dark grains.

Footnotes

1 Data used in this paper were taken from a thesis submitted by the senior author in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Science in Agriculture.

2 Present address: Division of Animal Nutrition, University of Illinois.






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