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Meat production from dairy breed lambs due to slaughter age and feeding plan based on wheat bran

2019

This experiment aimed to investigate the possibility to increase the carcass weight of dairy breed lambs and produce moderate-fat meat by applying inexpensive feeding strategies based on restriction and through the use of a fibrous byproduct such as the durum wheat bran (DWB). Sixty-five 45-day-old lambs of the Valle del Belice breed, divided into 6 groups, were fed alfalfa hay supplemented with concentrate feeds including DWB at 0% or 20% (DWB0, DWB20), supplied ad libitum (L) or restricted at 75% (R), and slaughtered at 90 or 120 days of age. The groups were as follows: DWB0-90L (n = 14), DWB20-90L (n = 14), DWB0-120R (n = 10), DWB20-120R (n = 9), DWB0-120L (n = 9), DWB20-120L (n = 9). Th…

Settore AGR/19 - Zootecnica Speciale030309 nutrition & dieteticsDurum wheat branGrowthBiologyfatty acidsArticle03 medical and health sciencesAnimal scienceFeed restrictionlcsh:ZoologyLamb meatmedicineDry matterlcsh:QL1-9912. Zero hungerchemistry.chemical_classification0303 health scienceslcsh:Veterinary medicineGeneral VeterinaryBranCarca0402 animal and dairy sciencePolyphenols04 agricultural and veterinary sciencesFerulic acidFatty acid040201 dairy & animal scienceBreedAntioxidant capacitySettore AGR/02 - Agronomia E Coltivazioni ErbaceeTendernessAntioxidant capacitychemistrylcsh:SF600-1100Animal Science and ZoologyIntramuscular fatmedicine.symptomWeight gaincarcassPolyunsaturated fatty acid
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Effects of feeding strategies including different proportion of pasture and concentrate, on carcass and meat quality traits in Uruguayan steers

2008

Abstract Eighty four steers were randomly assigned to three pasture treatments with increasing levels of grain (T1: 0%; T2: 0.6%; T3: 1.2% of live weight) and to an ad libitum concentrate treatment, T4, to study the effects on carcass and meat quality. Animals were slaughtered with 500 kg of average live weight per treatment. Average daily gain increased with increasing levels of energy, determining different slaughter dates. Intermediate treatments showed higher carcass weight than T1. T4 and T3 had a higher weight of valuable cuts than T1 and T4. Pistolas from T4 had a higher fat proportion and lower bone percentage. Increasing levels of energy in diet decreased fat yellowness. After 20 d…

Tendernessgeographygeography.geographical_feature_categoryAnimal scienceCarcass weightmedicineLive weightfood and beveragesmedicine.symptomBiologyPastureFood ScienceMeat Science
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Caricatures ou "carcasses" ? Les portraits ambigus d'André Rouveyre (1900-1910)

2011

[SHS.DROIT]Humanities and Social Sciences/Law[SHS.DROIT] Humanities and Social Sciences/LawRouveyrecarcassescaricaturesportraits[ SHS.DROIT ] Humanities and Social Sciences/Law
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Near infrared reflectance spectroscopy (NIRS) characterization of European sea bass (Dicentrarchus labrax) from different rearing systems

2009

The present study aimed to predict by NIRS the proximate chemical composition and some carcass traits of sea bass coming from 11 farms with different rearing systems (extensive, intensive in land-based basins, sea cages) and located in northern (Friuli, Veneto), central (Tuscany) and southern (Puglia and Sicily) Italy. NIRS analysis of freeze dried sea bass fillets gave fairly good predictions of slaughter weight and fillet yield (R2cv=0.48-0.55), while results for carcass yield were poor. NIRS analysis was highly predictive for the condition factor (R2cv=0.790, SECV=0.09) and for water, ether extract and gross energy showing high correlations (R2cv>0.90) with NIR spectral infor- mation and…

biologySettore BIO/05 - ZoologiaAquatic animalProximatebiology.organism_classificationSlaughter weightSea bass �IRS Chemical composition Carcass traits Rearing systemFisheryCondition factorAnimal scienceScore plotAnimal Science and ZoologyDicentrarchusNear infrared reflectance spectroscopylcsh:Animal cultureSea bassSea bass NIRS Chemical composition Carcass traits Rearing systemlcsh:SF1-1100
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INSTITUTIONAL PROBLEMS OF PIG CARCASS CLASSIFICATION SECTOR IN ROMANIA

2015

The paper deals with the institutional problems faced by animal carcass classifying operators while implementing the SEUROP classification system in Romania. The research was performed in March 2015 by means of in-depth interviews with different economical operators in the pig-carcass classification sector. The main findings that need solutions in the next future are the following: still poor understanding of the benefits of the carcass classification activity by some direct beneficiaries, the need for a consolidation in current regulation, the need for a methodological framework for the uniform application of the law and a few external factors that can not be controlled by carcasses classi…

pig carcass classificationSEUROPinstitutional frameworklcsh:Agriculture (General)lcsh:S1-972Scientific Papers Series : Management, Economic Engineering in Agriculture and Rural Development
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PIG CARCASS CLASSIFICATION IN ROMANIA: A DISSECTION TRIAL FOR THE APPROVAL OF THE “FAT-O-MEAT’ER” AND OF THE “OPTIGRADE-PRO”EQUIPMENT

2014

The objective of this study was to obtain new regression formulas for optical equipment Fat-O-Meat’er and OptiGrade-PRO in pig carcass classification in Romania. The estimation of lean mean content in pig carcasses by means of SEUROP system and following fair payment based on the weight and composition of the carcass pigs in the main objective of classification. Dissection of four main cuts (shoulder, loin, ham, belly) of pig carcasses (n = 145) were performed. The measurement of backfat and muscle depths using probes were taken from the carcasses within 45 min. after slaughter of pigs. Lean meat content estimated using different methods and determined from dissections was equal (56,3 % ). …

pig carcass classificationstandard presentationfood and beveragesgradingdissectionslcsh:Agriculture (General)lean meatlcsh:S1-972Scientific Papers Series : Management, Economic Engineering in Agriculture and Rural Development
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