Feed Composition Differences Resulting from Organic and Conventional Farming Practices Affect Physiological Parameters in Wistar Rats-Results from a Factorial, Two-Generation Dietary Intervention Trial.

Nutrients · 2021 · PMC7911726 · PMID 33530419

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Feed Intake When data for the average daily feed intake in the nine weeks after weaning were analyzed by three-factor ANOVA, a highly significant main effect of generation (feed intake was significantly lower in the G2 than the G1), a significant two-way interaction between generation and fertilization regimes, and a weak trend ( p = 0.099) towards a three-way significant interaction was detected ( Table S4 ).

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The initial three-factor ANOVA (with rat generation, and both crop protection and fertilization regimes used for feed crop production as factors) identified very highly significant main effects of generation and/or interactions between generation, and fertilization and/or crop protection for a large number of physiological parameters assessed ( Table S4 ).

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