The effect of different grinding and thermal treatment procedures of rapeseed on feed value for growing pigs

Citation
S. Danicke et al., The effect of different grinding and thermal treatment procedures of rapeseed on feed value for growing pigs, AGRIBIOL RE, 51(3), 1998, pp. 227-236
Citations number
22
Categorie Soggetti
Agriculture/Agronomy
Journal title
AGRIBIOLOGICAL RESEARCH-ZEITSCHRIFT FUR AGRARBIOLOGIE AGRIKULTURCHEMIE OKOLOGIE
ISSN journal
09380337 → ACNP
Volume
51
Issue
3
Year of publication
1998
Pages
227 - 236
Database
ISI
SICI code
0938-0337(1998)51:3<227:TEODGA>2.0.ZU;2-D
Abstract
Digestibility experiments with pigs at 60-70 kg live weight were conducted according to the difference method to study the effects of different grindi ng methods on digestibility of nutrients and metabolizable energy content o f full fat rapeseed. Rapeseed was ground on a roller mill with a coarse or fine adjustment or ground on a flake mill to give meals with average partic le diameters of 1.04 0.39 or 0.56 mm, respectively. Furthermore, the influe nce of different thermal treatments (micronizer, 105 degrees C and 125 degr ees C, jet sploder, 105 degrees C and 125 degrees C, hydrothermal condition ing, 98 degrees C and 105 degrees C) on reduction of glucosinolates and on digestibility of nutrients of rapeseed was tested. Digestibility of organic matter of 78 % and metabolizable energy contents of 19.2 and 20.4 MJ ME/kg dry matter were attained by feeding of thoroughly ground rapeseed (flake m ill and fine adjusted roller mill, respectively). Digestibility was decreas ed by 13 % units and ME content by approximately 3 MJ/kg dry matter by coar se adjusted roller mill. The thermal treatments, especially the hydrotherma l procedure, reduced the glucosinolate content bur the effects on nutrient digestibility and ME content were not always consistent. Rapeseed treated w ith the micronizer at 105 degrees C tended to increase the feed value.