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ADG  -  Average daily gain (on test)

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Disease relevance of ADG

 

High impact information on ADG

  • Average daily feed intake and ADG did not differ among all diets in phase I and II and overall (d 0 to 28) [2].
  • Average daily gain was recorded for every individual; mean ADG was .593 +/- .007 kg/d and .619 +/- .009 kg/d in the two families [3].
  • The first 12 increments were .74 g/d, and the last two increments were 1.48 g/d. Average daily gain (ADG), gain/feed, and protein deposition increased curvilinearly (P < .01) with increasing lysine intake [4].
  • Average daily gain, ADF, and ME utilization were unaffected by feeding either zeolite diet, while F/G was increased in pigs fed the diet containing 5% clinoptilolite [5].
  • The results showed pigs treated with 10 mg/kg cadmium significantly decreased average daily gain (ADG) (p<0.05) and increased feed/gain ratio (F/G) (p<0.05) compared to the control [6].
 

Associations of ADG with chemical compounds

 

Other interactions of ADG

References

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  4. Digestible lysine requirement of gilts with high genetic potential for lean gain, in relation to the level of energy intake. Bikker, P., Verstegen, M.W., Campbell, R.G., Kemp, B. J. Anim. Sci. (1994) [Pubmed]
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