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Author Sauvant, Daniel.
Title Modelling nutrient digestion and utilisation in farm animals [electronic resource] / edited by D. Sauvant ... [et al.].
Publication Info Wageningen, the Netherlands : Wageningen Academic Publishers, 2010.


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Descript 427 p. : ill.
Contents pt. 1. Advances in methodological aspects of modelling -- pt. 2. Modelling feeding behaviour and regulation of feed intake -- pt. 3. Modelling fermentation, digestion and microbial interactions in the gut -- pt. 4. Modelling interactions between nutrients and physiological functions : consequence on product quality and animal health -- pt. 5. Extrapolating from the animal to the herd -- pt. 6. Modelling the environmental impact of animal production.
ISBN 9789086861569
9789086867127 (e-book)
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Author Sauvant, Daniel.
Subject Life sciences.
Alt author ebrary, Inc.
Milgen, J.
Faverdin, P.
Descript 427 p. : ill.
Contents pt. 1. Advances in methodological aspects of modelling -- pt. 2. Modelling feeding behaviour and regulation of feed intake -- pt. 3. Modelling fermentation, digestion and microbial interactions in the gut -- pt. 4. Modelling interactions between nutrients and physiological functions : consequence on product quality and animal health -- pt. 5. Extrapolating from the animal to the herd -- pt. 6. Modelling the environmental impact of animal production.
ISBN 9789086861569
9789086867127 (e-book)
Author Sauvant, Daniel.
Subject Life sciences.
Alt author ebrary, Inc.
Milgen, J.
Faverdin, P.

Subject Life sciences.
Descript 427 p. : ill.
Contents pt. 1. Advances in methodological aspects of modelling -- pt. 2. Modelling feeding behaviour and regulation of feed intake -- pt. 3. Modelling fermentation, digestion and microbial interactions in the gut -- pt. 4. Modelling interactions between nutrients and physiological functions : consequence on product quality and animal health -- pt. 5. Extrapolating from the animal to the herd -- pt. 6. Modelling the environmental impact of animal production.
Alt author ebrary, Inc.
Milgen, J.
Faverdin, P.
ISBN 9789086861569
9789086867127 (e-book)

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