Apparent ileal digestibility of amino acids in pig
diets containing various sources of dietary fibre

The experiment was carried out in a cross-over design with 14 growing pigs fitted with a postvalvular T-ceacum (PVTC) cannula. Animals were fed on wheat-casein diets supplemented with 5% of different dried fibre by-products: apple pulp, apple pectin, beet pulp, potato pulp, artichoke offals or cellulose (control). Apparent ileal digestibility of protein and amino acids in experimental diets were high, similar to the control diet, and not affected by inclusion of fibre by-product to the diet.

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Solid state fermented potato pulp can be used as poultry feed
T.Y. Wang, Y.H. Wu, C.Y. Jiang, Y. Liu
British Poultry Science

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