Effect of the microbial additive VITAFERT on the intake of dry matter and neutral detergent fiber in Saanen goats fed Brachiaria brizantha hay
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(DB), the levels were added to the supplement at the supply time (09:30 h) according to the treatments. The intake of DM, NDF and their expressions were higher (P < 0.001) in the level of 6.0 ml kg LW-1 of VITAFERT in the ration, with great ratio NDF-TN-1 and higher use of nutrients (ME vs. CP P < 0.001) in the ration, compared to the rest of the treatments. It is concluded that the addition of this microbial additive at a rate of 6.0 ml kg LW-1, in a basic diet of Brachiaria brizantha hay of low quality, together with a minimum of energy-protein
supplement, had an associative effect between both of them, increasing the intake of DM and NDF.
Key words: Sannen, rumen, associative.
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