Performance of lambs fed with different oil sources and biosurfactant

An abstract of a study by Gallo et al evaluating the inclusion or not of biosurfactant in diets with different oil sources (soybean or sunflower) in a high-concentrate diet for feedlot lambs and to evaluate animal performance. It is concluded that biosurfactant can be an ally when formulating diets...

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Published in:Journal of animal science 2017-08, Vol.95, p.324
Main Authors: Gallo, S B, Titto, C G, Greco, L F, Brochine, L, Brochado, T, Resende, B, Bohn, I
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