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Hermetia illucens Oil in Calf Milk Replacers: Effects on Fatty Acid Digestibility, Fecal Excretion, and Hair Cortisol at Weaning
The use of alternative lipid sources in calf milk replacers (CMRs) may influence fatty acid (FA) digestion and metabolism during the transition from the preruminant to the ruminant stage. This study evaluated the effects of Hermetia illucens oil inclusion in CMRs on FA intake, fecal excretion, appar
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