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Utilización de jabones cálcicos en raciones de ovejas de raza churra: crecimiento y características de la canal de los lechazos

Authors: Gallardo García, Beatriz; Guerra Rivas, Cristina María; Sánchez, S.; Bodas Rodríguez, Raúl; Ruiz Mantecón, Ángel; Manso Alonso, María Teresa;

Utilización de jabones cálcicos en raciones de ovejas de raza churra: crecimiento y características de la canal de los lechazos

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[ES] El objetivo de este trabajo fue estudiar el efecto del tipo de jabón cálcico utilizado (jabón cálcico de aceite de palma (MAGNAPAC®), jabón cálcico de aceite de oliva (OLIFAT®) y jabón cálcico de aceite de palma y pescado (STRATA-G®)) en la ración de ovejas Churras en inicio de lactación sobre el crecimiento, rendimiento a la canal, engrasamiento, color de la carne y de la grasa de los lechazos producidos. Para ello, treinta y seis ovejas de raza Churra se asignaron a tres tratamientos experimentales (12 ovejas y sus corderos por tratamiento) de acuerdo con la fuente de grasa que recibieron en la ración. Los corderos permanecieron con sus madres desde el nacimiento hasta el momento del sacrificio (11kg de peso), siendo alimentados exclusivamente con leche materna. Los resultados obtenidos en este trabajo indican que el tipo de jabón cálcico incorporado en las raciones de ovejas Churras durante el inicio de lactación no dio lugar a diferencias estadísticamente significativas en el crecimiento, rendimiento a la canal, engrasamiento y color de la carne y de la grasa de los lechazos producidos.

[EN] Thirty-six Churra ewes and their sucking lambs were used to study the effects of supplementing diets with 3% of different calcium soaps of fatty acids (palm oil (MAGNAPAC); olive oil (OLIFAT); palm oil and fish oil (STRATA-G)) on growth and performance of their suckling lambs. The lambs were fed exclusively by suckling from their respective mothers and slaughtered when they reached 11 kg body weight. Growth and carcass characteristics of suckling lambs were not affected (P > 0,05) by supplementing the ewes with 3% of different calcium soaps.

El presente trabajo ha sido financiado por la Consejería de Educación de la Junta de Castilla y León (Ref. VA058A07 y GR158) y realizado dentro de un convenio de colaboración entre la Diputación de Palencia y la Universidad de Valladolid.

4 páginas, 3 tablas.-- Trabajo presentado al XXXVI Congreso de la Sociedad Española de Ovinotecnia y Caprinotecnia (Donostia, San Sebastián, España, 6 al 7 de octubre del 2011)

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3104.07 Ovinos, Suckling lambs, Rendimientos productivos, Supplementation, Jabones cálcicos, Calcium soaps, Corderos lactantes, Suplementación, Animal performance

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