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Die benutting van Cynodon aethiopicus Clayton et Harlan (stergras) en Pennisetum clandestinum Hochst ex chiov (kikuyu) as hooig

  • 1981
  • Issue: 3
  • Volume: 11
T.M. Laas, J.W. Nel & J.O. Grunow Page: 211 - 216
  • 2026-07-11
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Digestibility trials were conducted to determine the nutritional value of Cynodon aethiopicus Clayton et Harlan (stargrass) and Pennisetum clandestinum Hochst ex Chiov (kikuyu) as hay for sheep. Eragrostis curvula hays of 2 qualities were included as controls in the evaluation…

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Ruproteïenbehoeftes van agtien-maand-oud osse gedurende die afrondingsperiode

  • 1981
  • Issue: 3
  • Volume: 11
H.J. van der Merwe, A.P. van Schalkwyk & L.J.J. van Rensburg Page: 237 - 245
  • 2026-07-11
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Eighteen month old Simmentaler steers with an initial body mass of 310 kg were divided into 8 comparable groups of l0 animals each. The performance of steers at crude protein levels of 9,1, 11,9 and 14,7% in a maize silage…

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Practical implications of the effect of drying and treatment on nitrogen content and in vitro digestibility of samples collected

  • 1981
  • Issue: 3
  • Volume: 11
E.A.N. Engels, H.O. de Waal, L.C. Biel & A. Malan Page: 247 - 254
  • 2026-07-11
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Oesophageally fistulated (OF) sheep and cattle were used to collect samples from 7 green herbages used in digestibility trials. These samples were treated and dried in different ways. In the case of sheep the treatment of OF-collected samples (total extrusa…

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Endogenous energy, a cause of biased true metabolisable energy values

  • 1981
  • Issue: 3
  • Volume: 11
J.J. du Preez, J.P. Hayes & J.S. Duckitt Page: 269 - 272
  • 2026-07-11
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Generally fasted birds are used for estimating endogenous energy (EE) excretion, this measurement being a critical factor in determining the TME of feeds and ingredients. Evidence is presented that EE is overestimated because the fasted birds lack energy during the…

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