Abstracts - Nutrition

Phytogenic compounds supplemented to hyperprolific sows can improve piglet integrity.

Dietary phytogenic compounds might improve productivity and antioxidant status of sows.

Garlic and dandelion powder supplementation might improve growth performance and the fat quality of meat.

Dietary microalgae (Schizochytrium sp.) can increase muscle DHA concentration in growing pigs.

Bacillus subtilis may promote a decreased of diarrhea incidence in weanling piglets.

Dietary supplementation of coated and uncoated sodium butyrate for lactating sows modified the milk fatty acid profile, but did not affect sow performance nor the performance of their progenies during lactation.

Partial replacement of SBM in weanling pigs’ diets may have economic and production benefits.

The inclusion of tomato pomace in growing –finishing diets reduces intramuscular fat in pork while increasing the concentration of PUFA.

Potato fiber and ZnGly independently contribute to nutrient digestibility and growing performance in pigs.

L-arginine supplementation may increase embryos growth during early gestation.

Differing feeding strategies during rearing may not affect the overall performance of gilts.

The inclusion of H. illucens may increase the ADG of finisher pigs and improve their meat quality.

Organic mineral supplementation improves finisher pigs’ productive performance.

Feeding rice instead of corn to weanling piglets improves growth performance.

Lowering dietary CP reduces N excretion while maintaining pig performance and carcass composition.

Black pepper supplementation increased the HDL and vitamin C levels in the serum profile in growing pigs.

Tea tree oil supplementation improves the intestinal mucosal immunity when fed to weaning piglets.

Crystalline AA supplementation allows CP reduction of 126g SID CP/kg without affecting litter growth.

Poultry fat combined with flaxseed oil and vitamin E at different levels may be used as fat source for G:F pigs without affecting carcass composition and meat quality.

Ethanol extract of mango seed could be used as successful natural antioxidants in G:F pig diets.

C. utilis can replace up to a 40% of CP while maintaining growth and improving digestive function.

The Danish feeding strategy showed an improved litter size and born alive piglets.

Inclusion of 6% moringa leaf meal positively modifies the fatty acid profile of pork meat.

The optimal SID Trp:Lys differs depending on the pigs’ BW and the parameter measured.