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1. Improvement in pellet production parameters and pellet quality characteristics with sepiolite supplementation in dairy cattle concentrate

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Sakine YALÇIN, Ender BURÇAK, İlyas ONBAŞILAR, Muhammad Shazaib RAMAY, Emre Sunay GEBEŞ, and Mahlagha PİRPANAHİ

Subjects
energy consumption, dairy cattle concentrate, pellet durability, sepiolite, Veterinary medicine, SF600-1100
Abstract

The aim of this study was conducted to determine the effects of sepiolite usage on pellet production parameters and pellet quality characteristics for dairy cattle concentrate feed under regular industrial conditions. In the experiment, 14 mt pellet feeds for control and two treatment groups with 7 batch each were produced in a commercial feed factory. Each batch was 2 mt. Control group feed produced contained 87.37% dry matter, 18.06% crude protein, 6.95% crude fibre and 5.34% ether extract. For the treatment groups, 1% and 1.5% sepiolite (Exal T) were used as top dressed in the mixer. Pelleting disc having 6.5 mm hole diameter was used in the factory. Energy consumption during pellet manufacturing was decreased with sepiolite supplementation (P

Published
2018
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2. Improvement in Pellet Production Parameters and Pellet Quality Characteristics with Sepiolite Supplementation in Dairy Cattle Concentrate

Author

Sakine YALÇIN, Ender BURÇAK, İlyas ONBAŞILAR, Muhammad Shazaib RAMAY, Emre Sunay GEBEŞ, and Mahlagha PİRPANAHİ

Subjects
dairy cattle concentrate, sepiolite, energy consumption, Veterinary medicine, digestive, oral, and skin physiology, SF600-1100, pellet durability
Abstract

The aim of this study was conducted to determine the effects of sepiolite usage on pellet production parameters and pellet quality characteristics for dairy cattle concentrate feed under regular industrial conditions. In the experiment, 14 mt pellet feeds for control and two treatment groups with 7 batch each were produced in a commercial feed factory. Each batch was 2 mt. Control group feed produced contained 87.37% dry matter, 18.06% crude protein, 6.95% crude fibre and 5.34% ether extract. For the treatment groups, 1% and 1.5% sepiolite (Exal T) were used as top dressed in the mixer. Pelleting disc having 6.5 mm hole diameter was used in the factory. Energy consumption during pellet manufacturing was decreased with sepiolite supplementation (P

Published
2019

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