Antioxidant combinations for use in feed rations to improve antioxidant status of ruminants
作者： Mercedes Vazquez-Anon , Gavin R. Bowman
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摘要: The present invention provides a combination of antioxidants that effectively stabilize different types fats utilized in ruminant diet. When included feed ration or water source, the antioxidant typically increases nutrient digestion, such as fiber and protein, improves rumen fermentation, microbial growth, efficiency, milk production and/or fat, status ruminant, attenuates negative effects some animal.
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