Conference abstracts

An, Y., N. Park, and B. G. Kim. 2025. Prediction equations for estimating energy utilization in feed ingredients and diets for nursery and growing pigs based on conventional or multi-sample simultaneous in vitro procedure. Proceedings of 2025 Annual Congress of KSAST. June 25-27. Korean Society of Animal Science and Technology. Korea. Page 142.

Park, N. and B. G. Kim. 2024. Standardized ileal digestibility of valine in granulated valine biomass is not different from that in crystalline L-valine in growing pigs. Proceedings of the joint 20th AAAP and 35th AAAS Animal Production Congress. July 8-12, South Wharf Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.

Park, N. and B. G. Kim. 2024. Energy concentration in feed ingredients depends on chemical composition and growth stage of pigs. Proceedings of the joint 20th AAAP and 35th AAAS Animal Production Congress. July 8-12, South Wharf Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.

Park, N., H. Kim, and B. G. Kim. 2024. Basal endogenous losses of crude protein and amino acids in pigs can be predicted based on body weight. Proceedings of 2024 Annual Congress of KSAST. June 26-28. Korean Society of Animal Science and Technology. Korea. Page 34.

Do, H., B. Hong, J. Son, N. Park, and B. G. Kim. 2024. A prediction model for estimating gross energy concentrations of pig urine using nitrogen concentration. Proceedings of 2024 Annual Congress of KSAST. June 26-28. Korean Society of Animal Science and Technology. Korea. Page 114.

Park, N., J. Son, and B. G. Kim. 2023. An in vitro digestion procedure using DaisyII incubator can replace conventional in vitro digestion procedures using flasks for estimating ileal digestibility of feed ingredients for pigs. Journal of Animal Science (E-Suppl. 2):308-309.

Park, N., J. Son, and B. G. Kim. 2023. Prediction models for estimating metabolizable energy intake of pigs based on body weight and ambient temperature. Journal of Animal Science (E-Suppl. 2):360.

Park, N., J. Son, and B. G. Kim. 2022. A prediction equation for energy digestibility in feeds using a multi-sample simultaneous digestion method for pigs. Animal Bioscience 35 (Suppl. 1):213.