Mixing or alternating dietary crude protein sources and performance of wether lambs

Mixing or alternating dietary crude protein sources and performance of wether lambs

Effects of mixing or daily alternation of dietary cottonseed (CS), corn gluten (CG) and soybean (SB) meals on wether performance were determined. Feed intake tended to be lowest for CG fed continuously. Daily gain (g) was 260, 342 and 327 for CG, CS and SB, 335, 329 and 317 for CG-CS, CG-SB and CS-S...

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Veröffentlicht in:Canadian journal of animal science 1988-06, Vol.68 (2), p.569-572
Hauptverfasser: Duff, G.C, Goetsch, A.L, Landis, K.M, Hardin, A.C, Stokes, S.R, Johnson, Z.B, Hall, K.L
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