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Paraformaldehyde-treated bird-resistant sorghum grain as energy source in fattening diets for beef steers (Short communication)

  • 1984
  • Issue: 1
  • Volume: 14
J.P. Campher, H.H. Meissner, T. Shelby & N. Janse van Rensburg Page: 52 - 54

Three groups of nine steers each were fed fattening diets, containing either non bird-resistant (NBR), paraformaldehyde-treated bird-resistant (PBR) or bird-resistant (BR) sorghum grain as the energy source, for 105 days. The BR group performed consistently worse than both the NBR…

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Effect of thermal ammoniation and heat treatment of high-tannin grain sorghum on the TME value for roosters and relative nutriti

  • 1989
  • Issue: 3
  • Volume: 19
T.S. Brand, J.S. Erasmus, F.K. Siebrits and J.P. Hayes Page: 125 - 129

An experiment was conducted to (i) determine the effect of heat treatment and thermal ammoniation on dry-matter digestibility and true metabolizable energy content of high-tannin grain sorghum in a digestion trial with roosters and (ii) to determine the relative nutritive…

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Effect of thermal ammoniation and heat treatment on the faecal and ileal digestibility and utilization of birdproof grain sorghu

  • 1989
  • Issue: 4
  • Volume: 19
T.S. Brand, H.A. Badenhorst, F.K. Siebrits & J.P. Hayes Page: 171 - 178

Two experiments were conducted to (i) determine the effect of thermal ammoniation (NH3BPS) and heat treatment (HBPS) of birdproof sorghum (BPS) on energy and N metabolism, measured with intact and ileo-rectal anastomosed pigs and (ii) to evaluate NH3BPS and untreated…

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The use of pigs both intact and with ileo-rectal anastomosis to estimate the apparent and true digestibility of amino acids in u

  • 1990
  • Issue: 4
  • Volume: 20
T.S. Brand, H.A. Badenhorst, F.K. Siebris and J.P. Hayes Page: 223 - 228

This experiment was conducted to determine apparent and true amino acid digestibilities of untreated (BPS), heat-treated (HBPS) and thermal-ammoniated (NH3BPS) high-tannin sorghum with pigs both intact and with an ileo-rectal anastomosis (IRA). The mean endogenous protein secretion for the surgically…

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Voluntary intake and quality of diet selected by cattle grazing bana grass, kikuyu and forage sorghum

  • 1992
  • Issue: 1
  • Volume: 22
H.H. Köster, H.H. Meissner, R.J. Coertze and N.F.G. Rethman Page: 35 - 41

Bana grass (Pennisetum purpureum x P. amerieanum) was compared with kikuyu (P. clandestinum) and forage   sorghum (Sorghum bicolor) with respect to quality of samples ;elected by four oesophageally fistulated steers. Hand-cut samples of the three forages were also compared…

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Intestinal growth and function of broiler chicks fed sorghum based diets differing in condensed tannin levels

  • 2007
  • Issue: 3
  • Volume: 37
B. Nyamambi, L.R. Ndlovu, Y.S. Naik and N.D. Kock Page: 202 - 214

The effect of feeding sorghum condensed tannins on intestinal growth, function and histology was investigated in an 8-week broiler growth trial. Four sorghum varieties of different proanthocyanidins (PA) content; DC75 (DC - 2.48 A550nm/g DM) Chirimaugute (CH - 1.68 A550nm/g…

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Studies on the chemical composition and digestible energy content of South African grain sorghum

  • 1992
  • Issue: 2
  • Volume: 22
T.S. Brand, H.A. Badenhorst, E.H. Kemm, F.K. Siebrits and J.P. Hayes Page: 43 - 49

The experiment was conducted (i) to compare the chemical and physical composition of grain sorghum produced at different locations, (ii) to compare the digestible energy (DE) content of different grain sorghum cultivars produced at different locations, and (iii) to evaluate…

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