Practice | Benefits |
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To meet the lysine requirement with diets that have or have not met the crude protein requirements | Making up for the lysine deficiency of feed ingredients |
Saving the cost on expensive feedstuffs of protein sources | |
Reducing the energy need for deaminating excess AAs | |
Maintaining or improving animal performance | |
Maintaining or even increasing the production profits | |
To further decrease the dietary concentration of crude protein | Decreasing manure N concentration and in turn the N excretion to environment |
Further saving the cost on expensive feedstuffs of protein sources | |
Reducing the energy losses associated with excess urinary N and heat increment | |
Decreasing the NH3 emission into the air | |
Reducing the odor in the production facilities | |
Using inexpensive feedstuffs of alternative protein sources | |
Decreasing animal water consumption | |
Decreasing the volume of animal waste such as manure |