F. Ruiz Zárate
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Also affiliated: Kansas State University (2023); Universidad Autónoma Agraria Antonio Narro (1998)
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F. Ruiz Zárate's research focuses on animal nutrition and its impact on livestock performance. Recent publications investigate the effects of dietary supplementation with zinc and copper during late gestation on sow farrowing house performance, and the impact of increasing alpha-linolenic acid on growth and mortality rates in PRRS-virus challenged nursery pigs. Other work has examined the effect of poultry litter as a dietary component on feed efficiency and reproductive performance in young goats under extensive grazing conditions, and the relationship between breeding season and prolificacy in Boer and Boer x Nubia goats.
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- Publications: 5
- Citations: 1
Selected Publications
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Effects of Increasing Alpha-Linolenic Acid on Growth Performance and Mortality Rate in PRRS-Virus Challenged Nursery Pigs (2023)
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- Effects of Increasing Alpha-Linolenic Acid on Growth Performance and Mortality Rate in PRRS-Virus Challenged Nursery Pigs
- Effects of Increasing Alpha-Linolenic Acid on Growth Performance and Mortality Rate in PRRS-Virus Challenged Nursery Pigs
- Effects of Increasing Alpha-Linolenic Acid on Growth Performance and Mortality Rate in PRRS-Virus Challenged Nursery Pigs
- Effects of Increasing Alpha-Linolenic Acid on Growth Performance and Mortality Rate in PRRS-Virus Challenged Nursery Pigs
- Effects of Increasing Alpha-Linolenic Acid on Growth Performance and Mortality Rate in PRRS-Virus Challenged Nursery Pigs
- Effects of Increasing Alpha-Linolenic Acid on Growth Performance and Mortality Rate in PRRS-Virus Challenged Nursery Pigs
- Effects of Increasing Alpha-Linolenic Acid on Growth Performance and Mortality Rate in PRRS-Virus Challenged Nursery Pigs
- Effects of Increasing Alpha-Linolenic Acid on Growth Performance and Mortality Rate in PRRS-Virus Challenged Nursery Pigs
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