Simple Summary Glycerol, as well as being an attractive feed ingredient for cattle, is also a
by-product of a wide range of industrial applications. Glycerol has potential value in farming …

Growth of the corn ethanol industry has created a need for alternatives to corn for lactating
dairy cows. Concurrent expansion in soydiesel production is expected to increase …

A study was conducted to evaluate the effects of a direct-fed microbial (M) and dietary
glycerol (G) on milk yield, efficiency of yield, and nutrient digestibility during hot weather …

The objective of this study was to determine the effect of dietary supplementation of n-3
polyunsaturated fatty acids (PUFA) and n-6 PUFA on dry matter intake (DMI), energy …

Mathematical models that predict water intake by drinking, also known as free water intake
(FWI), are useful in understanding water supply needed by animals on dairy farms. The …

Expansion of the biofuels industry has increased the availability of glycerol as an alternative
feed for dairy cows. The objective of this study was to determine the effects of glycerol on …

The objective was to determine whether crude glycerin could partially replace concentrate
ingredients in corn silage-or cottonseed hull-based diets formulated to support minimal milk …

The recent surge in the use of biodiesel in Brazil and abroad, coupled with the availability of
large amounts of glycerol, are generating interest in the use of this co-product in several …

The in vitro gas production and the products of ruminal fermentation resulting from glycerol,
propylene glycol and molasses energy additives combined with corn silage or alfalfa were …

Historically, drinking water for ruminants has been a relatively inexpensive and abundant
resource, but this is changing in both developed and develo** countries. Despite the great …