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AbanicoVet 2019; 9 (1)

Gas production in bovine feces adding tannins directly or on the diet

Murillo-Ayala E, Corona-Palazuelos M, Velázquez-Elenes E, Davicino RA, Romo-Rubio J, Enríquez-Verdugo I, Barajas-Cruz R

Language: Spanish
References: 37
Page: 1-12
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ABSTRACT

Two experiments were performed to determine the influence of (TE) tannins extract addition on gas production from beef-cattle feces. Experiment 1: fecal samples collected during four consecutive days from five bullocks placed in a pen, and an integrated pull sample/day. 100 g of feces was placed in 600 ml flasks, in a randomized complete block design into treatments: 1) Feces without TE addition (Control), and 2) Addition Dry Matter Basis (DB) with 7.4% of condensed TE (CT). In the second experiment, eighteen calves in a complete randomized block design were used treatments were: 1) diet without TE (Control), 2) Control plus 0.6% DB of CT, and 3) Control plus 0.6% DB of Hydrolyzable TE (HT) on a 28 days diet. Total of feces was incubated for 24 h in vitro, then gas production was measured, and the results analyzed by ANOVA. CT addition decreased by 44% gas production (P‹0.001). The TE addition does not modify gas production (P›0.50); results indicate that gas production decreases with the addition of TE on bovine feces, but, does not when TE is included in the diet.


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