Table 1.

Ingredient composition of the experimental diets1

Dietary Ca sourceCa formateCa carbonate
Exogenous phytase, FTU/kg of diet01,50001,5001,500
Formic acid, g/kg of diet8
Ingredients, g/kg as-fedDiet 1Diet 2Diet 3Diet 4Diet 5
 Corn2586
 Soybean meal2250
 Rapeseed meal2100
 Soybean oil 20
 P-free mineral and vitamin premix3 20
 Titanium dioxide  5
 NaCl1111
 Ca formate1111-
 Limestone101010
 Formic acid48
 Diatomaceous earth577881
Exogenous phytase6, FTU/kg as fed01,50001,5001,500
Dietary Ca sourceCa formateCa carbonate
Exogenous phytase, FTU/kg of diet01,50001,5001,500
Formic acid, g/kg of diet8
Ingredients, g/kg as-fedDiet 1Diet 2Diet 3Diet 4Diet 5
 Corn2586
 Soybean meal2250
 Rapeseed meal2100
 Soybean oil 20
 P-free mineral and vitamin premix3 20
 Titanium dioxide  5
 NaCl1111
 Ca formate1111-
 Limestone101010
 Formic acid48
 Diatomaceous earth577881
Exogenous phytase6, FTU/kg as fed01,50001,5001,500

1The diets did not differ in the inclusion rate of corn, soybean meal, rapeseed meal, soybean oil, premix, and titanium dioxide.

2Analyzed nutrient concentrations of these ingredients were as reported by Klein et al. (2023).

3BASU Mineralfutter GmbH, Bad Sulza, Germany; provided the following per kilogram of diet: Ca, 362 mg; Na, 1.0 g; Mg, 200 mg; Fe, 80 mg (iron sulfate); Mn, 50 mg (manganese oxide and sulfate); Zn, 60 mg (zinc oxide and sulfate); Cu, 10 mg (copper sulphate); I, 1.34 mg (calcium iodate); Se, 0.26 mg (sodium selenite); vitamin A, 7,000 IU; vitamin D, 1,000 IU; vitamin E; 80 mg; vitamin K, 1.0 mg; vitamin B1, 1.0 mg; vitamin B2, 3.1 mg; vitamin B6, 2.5 mg; vitamin B12, 20µg; niacin, 12.5 mg; pantothenic acid, 8.0 mg; folic acid, 0.4 mg; biotin, 0.08 mg; choline chloride, 160 mg.

4Amasil NA, provided by BASF SE.

5Diamol, provided by BASU Mineralfutter GmbH.

6Natuphos E, BASF SE. According to the manufacturer, adding 1,500 FTU/kg of diet provides an equivalent of 1.66 g of digestible P per kilogram of diet.

Table 1.

Ingredient composition of the experimental diets1

Dietary Ca sourceCa formateCa carbonate
Exogenous phytase, FTU/kg of diet01,50001,5001,500
Formic acid, g/kg of diet8
Ingredients, g/kg as-fedDiet 1Diet 2Diet 3Diet 4Diet 5
 Corn2586
 Soybean meal2250
 Rapeseed meal2100
 Soybean oil 20
 P-free mineral and vitamin premix3 20
 Titanium dioxide  5
 NaCl1111
 Ca formate1111-
 Limestone101010
 Formic acid48
 Diatomaceous earth577881
Exogenous phytase6, FTU/kg as fed01,50001,5001,500
Dietary Ca sourceCa formateCa carbonate
Exogenous phytase, FTU/kg of diet01,50001,5001,500
Formic acid, g/kg of diet8
Ingredients, g/kg as-fedDiet 1Diet 2Diet 3Diet 4Diet 5
 Corn2586
 Soybean meal2250
 Rapeseed meal2100
 Soybean oil 20
 P-free mineral and vitamin premix3 20
 Titanium dioxide  5
 NaCl1111
 Ca formate1111-
 Limestone101010
 Formic acid48
 Diatomaceous earth577881
Exogenous phytase6, FTU/kg as fed01,50001,5001,500

1The diets did not differ in the inclusion rate of corn, soybean meal, rapeseed meal, soybean oil, premix, and titanium dioxide.

2Analyzed nutrient concentrations of these ingredients were as reported by Klein et al. (2023).

3BASU Mineralfutter GmbH, Bad Sulza, Germany; provided the following per kilogram of diet: Ca, 362 mg; Na, 1.0 g; Mg, 200 mg; Fe, 80 mg (iron sulfate); Mn, 50 mg (manganese oxide and sulfate); Zn, 60 mg (zinc oxide and sulfate); Cu, 10 mg (copper sulphate); I, 1.34 mg (calcium iodate); Se, 0.26 mg (sodium selenite); vitamin A, 7,000 IU; vitamin D, 1,000 IU; vitamin E; 80 mg; vitamin K, 1.0 mg; vitamin B1, 1.0 mg; vitamin B2, 3.1 mg; vitamin B6, 2.5 mg; vitamin B12, 20µg; niacin, 12.5 mg; pantothenic acid, 8.0 mg; folic acid, 0.4 mg; biotin, 0.08 mg; choline chloride, 160 mg.

4Amasil NA, provided by BASF SE.

5Diamol, provided by BASU Mineralfutter GmbH.

6Natuphos E, BASF SE. According to the manufacturer, adding 1,500 FTU/kg of diet provides an equivalent of 1.66 g of digestible P per kilogram of diet.

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