The effect of adding ferulate esterase producing Lactobacillus strains during ensiling on the quality of grass silage

Elien Dupon; Joos Latré; Eva Wambacq; Johan De Boever

The effect of adding ferulate esterase producing Lactobacillus strains during ensiling on the quality of grass silage

Elien Dupon, Joos Latré, Eva Wambacq, Johan De Boever

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Abstract

By treating prewilted grass with Pioneer? 11GFT more sugars and apparently also more easy degradable cell walls were fermented to lactic and acetic acid, resulting in a lower pH, less DM-losses and protein degradation and a better aerobic stability. The treated silage contained less rumen degradable NDF, but more degradable OM and had also a higher total OM digestibility. These effects were more pronounced for grass cut in a young growth stage and after a long ensiling period.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Proceedings of the XVIth International Silage Conference
Editors	K. Kuoppala, M. Rinne, A. Vanhatalo
Number of pages	2
Place of Publication	Helsinki
Publisher	MTT Agrifood Research Finland
Publication date	2012
Pages	352-353
ISBN (Print)	978-952-487-384-0
ISBN (Electronic)	978-952-487-385-7
Publication status	Published - 2012
Event	16th International Silage Conference - Hämeenlinna, Finland Duration: 2-Jul-2012 → 4-Jul-2012 http://conference88.com/newframe.php?src=http://www.mtt.fi/isc

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MELKFER: Ferulate producing L. Buchneri strains: a new and revolutionary concept for ensiling forages
De Boever, J., De Campeneere, S., Sonck, B. & Vandaele, L.
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Dupon, E, Latré, J, Wambacq, E & De Boever, J 2012, The effect of adding ferulate esterase producing Lactobacillus strains during ensiling on the quality of grass silage. in K Kuoppala, M Rinne & A Vanhatalo (eds), Proceedings of the XVIth International Silage Conference. MTT Agrifood Research Finland, Helsinki, pp. 352-353, 16th International Silage Conference, Hämeenlinna, Finland, 2/07/12.

The effect of adding ferulate esterase producing Lactobacillus strains during ensiling on the quality of grass silage. / Dupon, Elien; Latré, Joos; Wambacq, Eva; De Boever, Johan.

Proceedings of the XVIth International Silage Conference. ed. / K. Kuoppala; M. Rinne; A. Vanhatalo. Helsinki : MTT Agrifood Research Finland, 2012. p. 352-353.

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The effect of adding ferulate esterase producing Lactobacillus strains during ensiling on the quality of grass silage

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