Research Article
Investigations on the Effects of Dietary Essential Oils and Different Husbandry Conditions on the Gut Ecology in Piglets after Weaning
Table 1
Composition of the control and experimental starter diets.
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1Maiz starch was reduced to 3.96% in EO; 0.04% of essential oil mixture was added instead. 2This trace mineral-vitamin premix (0.4%) supplies per kg diet as follows: vit. A 1750 IU, vit. D3 200 IU, vit. E 11 IU, vit. K1 0.5 mg, vit. B1 1.0 mg, vit. B2 4 mg, d-pantothenic acid 9 mg, niacin 12.5 mg (available), biotin 50 g, vit. B12 15 g, folic acid 0.3 mg, vit. B6 1.5 mg, choline 400 mg, Fe 80 mg, Zn 54 mg, Mn 30 mg, Co 0.15 mg, I 0.14 mg, Se 0.25 mg, antioxidants (E310,320,321) 50 mg, and maize starch as carrier. 3Essential oils in the EO. |