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January 1, 1982annales de biologie animale biochimie biophysiqueOpen Access

Effect of separate calcium feeding and a limited feeding program on the metabolizable energy of the diet and on nitrogen, calcium and phosphorus retention in laying hens

M R Cabrera Bernard Sauveur Pierre Mongin

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We first carried out an 8-day balance study with 8 laying hens fed ad libitum a low Ca diet (0.30 p. 100 Ca) and a maximum of 14 g/day/hen of seashells in order to study whether totally separate Ca feeding (SCF) would increase the corrected metaboliza- ble energy (cME) value of the diet and the retention of nitrogen, calcium and phosphorus. These experimental birds (group 2) were compared to 7 control birds (group 1) fed ad libi- tum a normal Ca diet (3.7 p. 100 Ca).

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a87bccb74703a9a15e95917 https://doi.org/10.1051/rnd:19820709

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