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AMINO ACID COMPOSITION OF MUSCLE TISSUE AND FATTY ACID COMPOSITION OF YOUNG PIGS’ LARD WHEN FED WITH PROTEIN-VITAMIN MINERAL SUPPLEMENT «MINAKTYVIT»

V.V. Bondarenko; T.V. Polishchuk

Transactions of the educational establishment “Vitebsk the Order of “the Badge of Honor” State Academy of Veterinary Medicine · 2021

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Summary

The amino acid composition of muscle tissue and the content of fatty acids in the lard of young pigs when fed with the new protein-vitamin mineral supplement "MINAKTIVIT" are analyzed. The data were obtained in a scientific and eco-nomic experiment on two groups-analogues of young pigs of the Large White breed. The supplement was fed at the amount of 25% of the grain part of the diet – starter, 15% – grower and 10% – finisher. At the end of rearing to the live weight of 100–110 kg, a control slaughter of three heads from each group was performed, and samples of subcutaneous lard weighing 200 g at the level of 9-11 thoracic vertebrae and muscle tissue samples were taken for research. When feeding protein-vitamin mineral supplement "MINAKTIVIT" in the lard of pigs there were no significant c

Subject
Dietary fats & fatty acids
Source type
Peer-reviewed study
System type
Other
DOI
10.52368/2078-0109-2021-57-2-142-149
Catalogue ID
NRmp2gpuv6-001
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