What does C-S stand for?

Corn-Soybean Meal (animal science)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Pelleting of corn-soybean meal based diets improved digestibility of most nutrients and energy (Noblet and Champion, 2003; Noblet and Jaguelin, 2008), which indicated that the nutrient digestibility could be improved by pelleting process.

Growth performance of nursery pigs fed 30% Distillers Dried Grain ...

When comparing a corn-soybean meal mixture with soybean hulls, Garcés- Yépez et al.

The Substitution of Corn with Soybean Hulls and Subsequent Impact on ...

For corn-soybean meal based feed that are most widely used in Americas and Asian countries, types of NSPs that interfere energy digestibility are galactosides, mannosides, soybean oligosaccharides (raffinose, stachyose, and verbascose).

Bio-fermentation technology to improve efficiency of swine nutrition

Diet 1 based on corn-soybean meal was used as positive control 1, and diet 2, a practical diet which incorporated a conventional level of Chinese DLRM (60 g/kg diet), as positive control 2.

Xylanase supplementation improved digestibility and performance of ...