Feed containing large dose of nicotinamide or nicotinic acid and application of feed in pig production
A nicotinamide, high-dose technology, applied in the field of animal husbandry, can solve problems such as low utilization efficiency of feed protein
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[0027] Experimental example 1: Effects of adding large doses of nicotinamide to the diet on nitrogen emission and growth performance of pigs
[0028]1. The effect of different levels of niacinamide in the diet on the nitrogen emission of pigs
[0029] 1. Experimental design: Select 5 barrows with similar weight (40±1kg) and good health (hybrid breed: Du × long × large), and carry out the nitrogen balance research of the following diets according to the 5 × 5 Latin square experimental design .
[0030] Control group: 16% CP+30mg / kg nicotinamide;
[0031] Experimental group 1-1: 16% CP+60mg / kg nicotinamide;
[0032] Experimental group 1-2: 16% CP+120mg / kg nicotinamide;
[0033] Experimental group 1-3: 16% CP+240mg / kg nicotinamide;
[0034] Experimental group 1-4: 16% CP+360 mg / kg nicotinamide.
[0035] Among them, CP refers to crude protein. The amount of nicotinamide added is calculated on the basis of complete feed (diet) (that is, 30-360 mg per kg of complete feed), and ...
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[0075] Experimental Example 2: Effects of dietary supplementation of large doses of niacin on nitrogen emission and growth performance of pigs
[0076] After carrying out the effects of different levels of nicotinamide in the diet on nitrogen emission and growth performance of pigs, we continued to carry out the effects of nicotinic acid, a structural and functional analogue of nicotinamide, on nitrogen emission and growth performance of pigs. The main results are as follows: (1) When the supplementation level of niacin increased from 60mg / kg to 360mg / kg (based on complete feed), the nitrogen emission reduction effect of pigs gradually reached the best. The nitrogen emission of pigs decreased slightly with the increase of supplementation amount; when the supplementation amount increased from 1800mg / kg to 1920mg / kg, the nitrogen emission of pigs did not decrease but increased. (2) Adding 360mg / kg niacin to normal diets or low-protein diets can reduce pig nitrogen emission reduc...
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