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Feeds used were rape cake, rape extracted meal, sunflower meal, soya meal, wheat meal and wheat bran. Feed N degradability was determined by the in sacco method. Intestinal digestibility of rumen undegraded feed residues (after 16 h incubation) was estimated by an in vitro multienzymatic (pepsin, trypsin, chymotrypsin) method, by the MBM (difference between duodenum and faeces) and by an in vivo method based on N digestibility (5 days total faecal collection) in rats fed diets (10 % CP, 10 g DM/d/rat) where the only N source was from feed N residues. A close relation was observed between ruminal N degradability and N solubility in solution 0.15 M NaCl with tested

Estimation of rumen degradability of feed proteins and comparison of intestinal digestibility by in vitro, in vivo and mobile bag methods