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The effects of Spirulina algae inclusion and conditioning temperature on feed manufacture, pellet quality, and true amino acid digestibility
J. W. Boney
, J. S. Moritz
Animal Science
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Spirulina Microalgae
100%
Conditioning Temperature
100%
Feed Manufacture
100%
Pellet Durability
45%
Steam Conditioning
27%
Acid Pellet
9%
Low-temperature Conditioning
9%
Proline Acid
9%
Digestible Amino Acids
9%
Broiler chicken Production
9%
Agricultural and Biological Sciences
Feeds
100%
Spirulina
100%
Soybean Meal
9%
White Leghorn
9%
Cockerel
9%
Leucine
9%
Metabolizable Energy
9%
Broiler Chickens
9%
Lysine
9%
Alanine
9%
Proline
9%
Glutamic Acid
9%
Valine
9%
Isoleucine
9%
Cystine
9%
Aspartic Acid
9%