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Molasses usage in cattle feed
Molasses usage in rgs cattle feed can help improve palatability, digestion and energy. The sugars present in molasses stimulate the activity of the rumen microflora and improve fiber digestibility. It also contributes to the preservation of the quality of silage.
For this reason, molasses is used as an ingredient in both liquid and solid feed. Compared to cereals, it has a lower energy value, but has high water and lipid content.
In addition to its energy content, molasses is also rich in mineral salts in bioavailable form. Moreover, it has high binding properties and is used in ensiling and pelleting processes.
Molasses can be added to livestock feed directly, or it can be mixed with other ingredients, such as grain, non-protein nitrogen (urea) or other by-products of animal or human origin. This can reduce the dustiness of fine-particled feeds. However, the use of molasses in excessively wet fodder can result in losses of nutrients from percolation.
ruminal genes differentially expressed in Angus x Hereford beef steers
Ruminal genes are involved in feed efficiency. Therefore, understanding the rumen epithelium’s gene expression profile may provide insights into mechanisms underlying differences in residual feed intake (RFI) and help to develop strategies for improving feed efficiency.
A transcriptome meta-analysis was conducted to determine if there were robustly differentially expressed genes in the rumen. Meta-analysis is a method of analyzing a large number of genes to find those that show the largest difference in expression, and are likely to play a role in RFI.
Several studies have been conducted to identify genes that are involved in feed efficiency, but little information is available about the relative magnitude of these effects. In addition, there are many factors that contribute to a difference in feed efficiency. Some of these are breed, management, environment, and genetics.
CRISIL’s rating on the long term bank facility of RG Sundar & Co (RGSC)
The long and the short of it is RG Sundar and Co isn’t a household name by any stretch of the imagination. However, its promoters have more than their fair share of cattle feed industry talismans under their belts. From a financial perspective, the company’s biggest strengths lie in its relatively low cost of capital and moderate working capital requirement. Despite its low brow approach, it has a track record of outperforming its peers, aided by a robust distribution network.
A slew of VCs in the form of venture capitalists, venture funders and private equity investors all looking for a hefty return on their investments, the company is in an ideal position to reap the rewards. But, like any enterprise, it isn’t always smooth sailing.
qRT-PCR
This study determined the relative stability of candidate reference genes (RGs) using RT-qPCR. It also assessed the reliability of selected RGs for normalizing gene expression.
The first step in the normalization of qPCR data is the selection of the optimal RGs. These RGs are crucial for qPCR analyses. In addition, the selection of ideal RGs is an important aspect of experimental design. Therefore, it is necessary to conduct a validation of the RGs for each experiment.
Stability of candidate RGs was determined by the geNorm and NormFinder software applications. Using these programs, the RGs were found to have acceptable low variability. However, the results show that ribosomal protein family genes are not truly stable.
Among the putative RGs, the RPLP0 gene was not stably expressed in blood samples. On the other hand, the RGs RPS6 and RPS4X were stably expressed in all samples.
residual feed intake
Residual feed intake (RFI) is an acronym that means the amount of feed consumed in a given day. It is a useful metric for gauging a beef cattle’s ability to digest and metabolize feed, especially the hard to digest ingredients in their diet. Fortunately, there are many statistical methods to estimate a cattle’s RFI.
In this study, a high quality individual feed intake system was implemented for an RFI test. Data was collected on individual feed intake of 1,212 crossbred steers in Cycle VII of the Germplasm Evaluation Project. During this process, data on individual dry matter and residual feed intake were obtained from 475 records.
The objective of this study was to measure the relative merits of a feed efficient animal and compare them to the least efficient animals in an effort to determine which traits have the best overall value. A number of carcass and fecal measure metrics were compared, including the aforementioned REA, aforementioned RFI, and the aforementioned m- and l- shaped ribeye areas.
