Condensed Porcine Solubles in Diets Fed to Growing-Finishing Pigs
Abstract
Condensed porcine solubles (CPS) was a suitable source of energy and protein when fed at 5% of the diet as a partial replacement of corn and soybean meal. Therefore, its use in growing-finishing diets should be based on relative ingredient costs and convenience of incorporation of a liquid material at the mixer.
Keywords: ASL R1481
How to Cite:
Zimmerman, D. R., (1998) “Condensed Porcine Solubles in Diets Fed to Growing-Finishing Pigs”, Iowa State University Animal Industry Report 1(1).
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