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Unpublished Paper
Differential Digestibility of Innate Versus Added Fat in the Diets of Growing Pigs
Animal Industry Report
  • Jesus A. Acosta Camargo, Iowa State University
  • Dean Boyd, The Hanor Company
  • John F. Patience, Iowa State University
Extension Number
ASL R3034
Publication Date
2015
Topic
Swine
Summary and Implications

The objective of this experiment was to compare the apparent total tract digestibility (ATTD) of innate fat (ether extract innate in ingredients; ENEE) versus fat added to the diet (EX) in formulations that contain increasing quantities of co-product ingredients. Results of this experiment show that diets with EX were more digestible than diets only containing ENEE. Digestion of EX (calculated by difference) showed a surprisingly large difference with ENEE much more digestible. In conclusion, fat added to the diet is much more highly digestible than innate fat which exists in the tested ingredients; therefore, energy values from fat should be estimated according to each fat source.

Copyright Holder
Iowa State University
DOI
https://doi.org/10.31274/ans_air-180814-1353
Language
en
Citation Information
Jesus A. Acosta Camargo, Dean Boyd and John F. Patience. "Differential Digestibility of Innate Versus Added Fat in the Diets of Growing Pigs" (2015)
Available at: http://works.bepress.com/john-patience/22/