ArticleVeterinary world2020
Impact of inulin and yeast containing synbiotic on calves' productivity and greenhouse gas production.
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- Harnessing the early-life gut microbiome for sustainable ruminant production.Animal microbiome · 2026Review
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- Ghrelin Immunoreactive Cell Amounts in the Abomasum in 4-Month-Old Calves by Feeding Different Amounts of Prebiotics and New Synbiotics.Veterinary medicine international · 2021Article
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Abstract
aimThe research aimed to determine the impact of synbiotic: 6 g of prebiotic inulin and 5 g of probiotic MATERIALS AND
methodsThe research was conducted with 10 Holstein Friesian and Red Holstein (
resultsThe weight gain during the whole experiment period of 56 days was higher in the SynG (62.6±13.75 kg) compared to CoG (36.8±7.98 kg) calves (p<0.01). There were no significant differences in the levels of protein (%), fat (unsaturated and saturated - %), and cholesterol (mg/100 g) in meat samples from both groups. At the end of the experiment, the amount of CH
conclusionThe main results showed that the synbiotic can increase the daily weight gain in calves and decrease the amount of GHG in rumen but does not impact different methanogen species in rumen liquid and feces and meat protein, fat, and cholesterol levels.
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