Page 3 of articles about colostrum in Abstracts

Corn and soybean meal may be partially replaced by DDGS in sow diets during late gestation and lactation without affecting sow and litter performance.

Split-suckling twice improves piglet growth performance whereas coconut oil administration did not provide any benefits on performance.

Diet deprivation and subsequent over-allowance does not improve mammary gland development or milk yield.

The results show the importance of the FA composition in colostrum on the growth of piglets.

The use of a zootechnical feed additive during gestation may reduce microbial pathogens in feces and improve IGA concentration in calostrum.

Saccharomyces cerevisiae boulardii significantly increased the IgG and IgA concentration of colostrum.

The purpose of this study was to investigate the changes in plasma protein profiles of neonatal piglets before and after suckling, in order to characterize the gastrointestinal absorption of colostral proteins into the neonatal bloodstream.

Treatment with betaine improve reproductive performance of gilts and sows, and increase body weight gain of the piglets.

The aim of this study was to assess the effect of cross-fostering on transfer of maternal Mycoplasma hyopneumoniae-specific humoral and cell-mediated immunity (CMI) from gilts to piglets.

Supplementing sow diets with 250 mg/kg of oregano essential oils during gestation and lactation did not affect the growth potential of and immune responses in suckling piglets.

Relationships between hormonal and metabolic changes around parturition and colostrum yield and composition were investigated in 16 Landrace x Large White primiparous sows.

The use of freeze dried colostrum in weanling diets may help to reduce inflamatory process improving piglet performance

Oral progestagen during gestation may redude colostrum quality