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Feeding Value of Cull Lentils

Ken Engele
Nutrition
February 19, 2019

The current study was designed to characterize the nutritive composition, including digestibility and energy  concentration, of feed-grade (cull) lentils for growing pigs. We conducted two studies.  The first study determined the amount and digestibility of energy and amino acids in two samples of lentils. In the second study we used these values to formulate diets for growing and finishing pigs.  We assume that if the pigs grow as expected, then the nutrient values determined in the first experiment are correct for that category of pig.

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