Precision feeding in gestating sows: a retrospective analysis of lysine intake and pregnancy outcomes

IF 1.9 3区 农林科学 Q2 AGRICULTURE, DAIRY & ANIMAL SCIENCE
P. Langendijk , A.K. Agyekum , F. Simard , M. Richer-Lanciault
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From day 30 of gestation, 288 mixed parity sows were fed a diet varying in the inclusion of lysine and other amino acids, to meet changing requirements throughout gestation more closely (precision feeding). Lysine inclusion for precision fed sows was varied by parity group and was altered every few days by blending two diets differing in lysine at varying ratios. As a reference, 280 mixed parity sows were fed a single gestation diet consistent in lysine and well above requirements (NRC 2012). To investigate the role of lysine intake in prenatal development, standardised ileal digestible (SID) lysine requirements were estimated retrospectively based on realised maternal gain and litter weights at farrowing. SID Lysine excess was calculated over day 30 to 80 of gestation, the period of accelerated placenta growth, and defined as lysine intake minus requirements. SID Lysine excess was lower for precision fed sows, and sows with lowest lysine excess (1 g/d or less) had lower foetal survival (90.8 % vs 93 to 95 %), more mummies per litter (0.6 vs 0.2 to 0.3), and more litters with at least one mummy (38 % vs 12 to 21 %), compared to sows with SID lysine excess of 1 g/d and more. In conclusion, when feeding amino acids closer to requirements, in some sows this may result in feeding under requirements, potentially compromising foetal development. This study provides a previously undefined safety margin for SID lysine of 1.5 g/d, which can be used to formulate gestation diets and feeding strategies.
妊娠母猪精确饲养:赖氨酸摄入量与妊娠结局的回顾性分析
从妊娠第30天开始,288头混合胎母猪饲喂不同赖氨酸和其他氨基酸添加量的饲粮,以更密切地满足妊娠期间不断变化的需求(精确饲养)。精密饲养母猪的赖氨酸含量随胎次组的不同而不同,每隔几天通过混合两种赖氨酸含量不同的饲粮进行改变。作为参考,280头混合胎母猪饲喂赖氨酸含量一致且远高于要求的单一妊娠日粮(NRC 2012)。为了研究赖氨酸摄入量在产前发育中的作用,根据分娩时实现的母体增重和窝重回顾性估计了标准化回肠可消化赖氨酸需要量。在妊娠第30 ~ 80天(胎盘加速生长的时期)计算SID赖氨酸过量,定义为赖氨酸摄入量减去需水量。精密饲养母猪的SID赖氨酸过量较低,与SID赖氨酸过量1 g/d及以上的母猪相比,最低赖氨酸过量(1 g/d或更少)的母猪的胎儿存活率较低(90.8% vs 93 ~ 95%),每窝妈咪较多(0.6 vs 0.2 ~ 0.3),至少有一个妈咪的窝仔较多(38% vs 12 ~ 21%)。综上所述,在某些母猪中,当饲喂氨基酸接近所需水平时,可能会导致饲料低于所需水平,从而潜在地影响胎儿发育。本研究提供了先前未定义的1.5 g/d的SID赖氨酸安全边际,可用于制定妊娠日粮和喂养策略。
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Livestock Science
Livestock Science 农林科学-奶制品与动物科学
CiteScore
4.30
自引率
5.60%
发文量
237
审稿时长
3 months
期刊介绍: Livestock Science promotes the sound development of the livestock sector by publishing original, peer-reviewed research and review articles covering all aspects of this broad field. The journal welcomes submissions on the avant-garde areas of animal genetics, breeding, growth, reproduction, nutrition, physiology, and behaviour in addition to genetic resources, welfare, ethics, health, management and production systems. The high-quality content of this journal reflects the truly international nature of this broad area of research.
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