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April 18, 2026Animal Bioscience0 citationsOpen Access

Extrusion processing of peanut vine-corn-urea mixture promotes the growth performance of fattening cattle by modulating rumen fermentation and microbiota

XKXiaohui KongMWMingyan WangBDBinghan Dong

Key Points

  • The aim is to determine how extrusion processing of a peanut vine-corn-urea mixture influences cattle growth and rumen fermentation.
  • Identified optimal ratio of peanut vine, corn, and urea as 65:30:5.
  • Evaluated the impact on rumen fermentation and growth performance in fattening cattle.
  • Utilized extruded compound feed as an innovative dietary intervention.
  • The optimal mix effectively enhances growth performance in cattle.
  • Improvements in rumen fermentation metrics were noted with the extruded feed.
  • The 65:30:5 ratio proved to be the most cost-effective formulation.

Abstract

These results revealed that the optimal ratio of peanut vine: corn: urea was 65:30:5, which was the most effective and economical formulation. The extruded compound feed is a promising feedstuff, which could effectively improve rumen fermentation and growth performance in fattening cattle.

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Kong et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69e31f1a40886becb653e8b4https://doi.org/10.5713/ab.250978
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