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Animal Nutrition Group

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Completed research

(the most recent research is at the top)
Collaboration Healthy fatty acids in farm milk
Collaboration Physiological basis of influence on digestion, manure production and emissions in dairy catlle
Collaboration White engine on green fuel
Secretariat Lipids in nutrition of broiler chickens, pigs and calves
Secretariat DRIVE: Sustainable reassessment and innovation of the economical pork supply chain
Secretariat Improvement of village chicken production system by a mixed (village chicken/fattening ram) farming system
Secretariat Feeding and management strategies for rural poultry production in central Tanzania
Secretariat Influence of free amino acid supplementation of poor quality proteins on amino acid metabolism with consequences for physiological utilisation
Secretariat Effect of low-density diets on broiler breeder and offspring performance
Secretariat Modelling volatile fatty acids production in the rumen of dairy cows.
Secretariat Long-term performance and behavior of sows fed high levels of non-starch polysaccharides.
Secretariat Improvement of the welfare of sows by stimulation of the nutritional and behavioural satiety.
Secretariat Microbial phytase and its impact on protein and energy utilisation in pigs and poultry. Quantification and mode of action.
Secretariat Passage of feed particles and feed components through differentcompartments of the digestive tract in dairy cows.
Secretariat Comparison of methods for the determination of endogeneous protein and amino acid losses.
Secretariat Validation and improvement of in vitro methods for the nutritionalevaluation of forage protein and organic matter value and ingestibility inruminants.
Secretariat Adaptation of the gut in weaned pigs
Secretariat Development and functionality of the fore-gut in poultry: effects of early feeding
Secretariat Critical pre- and postslaughter factors in relation to pork quality.
Secretariat Effects of extrusion on the bio-availability of dietary protein in the canine
Secretariat Reduction of odour from pig production facilities
Secretariat Impact of nutrition on feather pecking behaviour of laying hens
Secretariat Reducing heat stress of pigs in Vietnam to prevent environmental pollution.
Secretariat Improving nutrient utilisation by synchronisation using the preruminant calf as a model.
Secretariat Kineticts of degradation and formation of end products in vitro of different fractions in ruminant feeds
Secretariat Effect of diet on microbial activity in the GIT of weaning piglet
Secretariat Innovation of aquatic respirometry facilities
Secretariat Physical fractionation of grains and legume seeds and their nutrient supply estimated from rumen degradation kinetics and end product formation determined in vitro.
Secretariat The influence of feed intake patterns in dairy cows fed winter diets or under grazing on nutrient supply and animal performance.
Secretariat Effect of feed composition on welfare of broiler breeders andvitality of their progeny.
Secretariat Prebiotics and probiotics or symbiotics supplementation in the dietsof young pigs: alternative to growth promoting antibiotics?
Secretariat Effects of foraging management on ingestive behaviour, rumenfermentation and nutrient supply of dairy cows grazing mixed pastures intemperate regions of South America.
Secretariat Mechanistic modelling of dynamics of nutrient partitioning in growing pigs to predict their anatomical body composition.
Secretariat Modelling the quantitative impact of solid feeds to the protein and energy metabolism of veal calves.
Secretariat Development of a feed evaluation system in dairy cattle based onnutrients.
Secretariat Analysis of the effects of (sub)plant and crop-related differences due to cultivar, stage of growth and season in perennial ryegrass on digestion pattern and N utilisation in grass-fed and grazing dairy cattle
Secretariat Analysis of the effects of (sub)plant and crop-related differences due to cultivar, stage of growth and season in perennial ryegrass on production, quality, selection, and intake characteristics in grass-fed and grazing dairy cattle
Secretariat Development of a physiological feeding strategy for growing minks

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