Effects of guanidinoacetic acid and methionine supplementation in low-forage diets on ruminal fermentation and performance of feedlot-finished steers
Andriotti NM; Paris W; Maia FJ; Martins RCC; Fancé O; Pinto LC; Menezes LFGd · 2026 · Animal Feed Science and Technology.
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Abstract (excerpt)
Feed additives that improve energy metabolism efficiency can enhance cattle performance and nitrogen use. This study evaluated the effects of guanidinoacetic acid (GAA) and methionine (MET) supplementation, alone or combined, on…
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