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. 2019 Jun 27;14(6):e0218830. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0218830

Table 1. The nutrient content and details of the 18 experimental diets.

Protein (%) Carbohydrate (%) Fat (%) Proportion of by-product in feed (%) Source of by-product or control diet Experimental round
By-product diets Finnamyl Oy
Potato-half a 30.5 51.2 4.0 10 1
Potato-all a 30.5 52.2 4.1 20 1
Barley mash-H b 30.5 50.5 5.7 29 Honkavuori brewery Oy 2
Barley mash-M b 22.5 58.0 6.5 41 2
Barley mash-L b 15.0 66.0 5.4 20 2
Barley feed-H c 30.0 51.0 5.2 15 Altia Oyj 2
Barley feed-M c 22.5 58.2 7.4 44 2
Barley feed-L c 15.0 66.0 6.5 31 2
Broad bean pea-H d 30.0 50.4 3.8 30 Karita 3
Broad bean pea-M d 22.5 58.2 3.9 30 3
Broad bean pea-L d 15.0 66.0 4.2 13 3
Turnip rape-H e 30.0 48.4 6.3 23 Kankaisten ljykasvit
Oy
3
Turnip rape-M e 22.5 56.8 5.9 5 3
Turnip rape-L e 15.0 66.0 5.0 7 3
Control diets
Chicken feed 15.2 56.6 4.4 Milka kanatäysrehu 1, 2, 3
Organic chicken feed 17.9 52.3 5.5 Luonnon Punaheltta 3
Patton’s modified diet no. 16 30.0 50.2 4.0 Patton, 1967 1
Patton+vitaminsf 30.2 51.0 3.9 1

H = high-protein (30.5%), M = medium-protein (22.5%), L = low-protein (15.0%).

aBy-product of potato flour production.

bBy-product of beer production.

cBy-product of ethanol production.

dCommonly used plant protein sources in Finland.

eBy-product of rapeseed oil production.

fVitamin mixture Vanderzant and salt mixture Wesson added.