CAB Direct (CABI’s own platform)

• Feeds

  – additives (probiotics, antibiotics, enzymes and other digestion enhancers flavours, colours, drugs, medicinal plants)

  – byproducts (agricultural and agroindustrial wastes and residues, manufacturing wastes)

  – concentrates (cereals, legumes, compound feeds)

  – contaminants (chemical, mycotoxins, microorganisms, drug and pesticide residues)

  – live aquaculture feeds

  – production and nutritive value of forage species

Feeding

• Feeding of:
• – companion animals
• – captive animals and all other species of importance to man
• • • – farmed livestock (cattle, buffaloes, sheep, goats, pigs, poultry, game animals and birds, rabbits, furbearing animals, fish and aquacultural species)

    – sport animals

Methods

• • – chemical analysis of nutrients and contaminants in fodder plants and feeds and nutrients and metabolites in animal tissues and fluids.

  – methods of feed evaluation

Nutritional disorders and diet treatment

• • – excesses and imbalances

  – nutrient deficiencies

• • – poisoning
  • – treatment of any condition through the diet

  – toxicity

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• • Physiological methods of:   

  • • – cannulation
    • – calorimetry

    – estimation of digestibility

  • – excreta collection
  • • • – experimental design

      – feed intake

    – feeding behaviour

  • – metabolism

  Physiology and biochemistry

  • – digestion
  • • – endocrinology in relation to metabolism
    • – immunity in relation to nutrition
    • – metabolism of energy and nutrients
    • – minerals
    • – reproduction in relation to nutritional state

    – tissues and body fluids

  • – vitamins

  Technology

  • • – compounding and the equipment used in these processes

    – feed production and conservation

  • – physical and chemical processing

  Nutrition Abstracts and Reviews Series B is also available in print as a monthly journal, with author, subject and serials cited indexes.

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