Daily Feed Intake, Energy Intake, Growth Rate and Measures of Dietary Energy Efficiency of Pigs from Four Sire Lines Fed Diets with High or Low Metabolizable and Net Energy Concentrations
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Schinckel, A.P.
(Purdue University, Department of Animal Sciences)
Einstein, M.E. (Purdue University, Department of Animal Sciences) Jungst, S. (PIC North America) Matthews, J.O. (PIC North America) Booher, C. (PIC North America) Dreadin, T. (PIC North America) Fralick, C. (Swine Tek) Wilson, E. (PIC North Americ) Boyd, R.D. (The Hanor Company) |
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