Browsing Swine Day, 2000 by Author "McKinney, L.J."

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Browsing Swine Day, 2000 by Author "McKinney, L.J."

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  • Effects of expanding and pelleting diets on finishing pigs fed from wet/dry feeders
    Amornthewaphat, N.; Hancock, J.D.; Behnke, K.C.; McKinney, L.J.; Starkey, C.W.; Lee, D.J.; Jones, C.L.; Park, J.S.; Dean, D.W. (Kansas State University. Agricultural Experiment Station and Cooperative Extension Service, 2000)
    Pigs fed pelleted and expanded diets from wet/dry feeders had 4.4% greater ADG and 7.9 % greater efficiency of gain than pigs fed a mash diet. Also, trends for greater efficiencies of gain occurred among pigs fed expanded ...
  • Effects of feeder design (conventional dry feeder, dry shelf-feeder, and wet/dry shelf-feeder) on finishing pigs
    Amornthewaphat, N.; Hancock, J.D.; Behnke, K.C.; McKinney, L.J.; Starkey, C.W.; Lee, D.J.; Jones, C.L.; Park, J.S.; Dean, D.W. (Kansas State University. Agricultural Experiment Station and Cooperative Extension Service, 2000)
    Pigs fed from wet/dry shelf-feeders had 6.8% greater ADG compared to those fed from dry shelf-feeders and used 18.3% less water than those fed from conventional feeders.
  • Effects of feeder design and pellet quality on finishing pigs
    Amornthewaphat, N.; Hancock, J.D.; Behnke, K.C.; McKinney, L.J.; Starkey, C.W.; Lee, D.J.; Jones, C.L.; Park, J.S.; Dean, D.W. (Kansas State University. Agricultural Experiment Station and Cooperative Extension Service, 2000)
    Pigs fed from wet/dry feeders had 2.5% greater ADG and used 26% less water compared to pigs fed from conventional dry feeders. Also, as percentage fines was increased from none to 50%, ADG and digestibilities of DM and ...
  • Effects of sorghum genotype on milling characteristics and growth performance of nursery pigs
    Jones, C.L.; Hancock, J.D.; Behnke, K.C.; Sowder, C.M.; McKinney, L.J. (Kansas State University. Agricultural Experiment Station and Cooperative Extension Service, 2000)
    The sorghums used in our experiment (mill-run, red feed-quality, and white food-quality) had greater true grinding efficiency than corn. Mill-run sorghum also ground easier and with greater true efficiency than the red ...