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The division of energy during growth

  • 1982
  • Issue: 1
  • Volume: 12
C.Z. Roux, H.H. Meissner & H.S. Hofmeyr Page: 1 - 13

Three wether lambs of the Mutton Merino type were kept confined in metabolism cages confined to either a calorimeter or a structure resembling the plant, from about birth to about 36 weeks. Measurements over regular intervals with aid of the…

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Die voeding van skape op Dohne-suurveld

  • 1982
  • Issue: 1
  • Volume: 12
W.P. Henning & H.H. Barnard Page: 29 - 37

In order to develop improved lamb production systems off the Dohne Sourveld qualitative and quantitative changes were brought about by either, (l) veld fertilization. (2) mowing or, (3) sod-seeding of lucerne. The production response of lactating ewes which received either…

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Phenotypic and genetic aspects of production in the Dohne Merino II Estimation of heritabilities of production traits

  • 1982
  • Issue: 1
  • Volume: 12
A.J. Fourie & H.J. Heydenrych Page: 61 - 64

Production data of 366 individuals in the Dohne Merino Development programme at the Dohne Agricultural Research Institute, were used for the estimation of the heritabilities of 15 production traits. Halfsib analyses were applied to data corrected for identifiable environmental factors…

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The quantifying of flue quality in ostrich plumes with special reference to the fat content and cuticular structure of the Barbu

  • 1982
  • Issue: 1
  • Volume: 12
D. Swart & H.J. Heydenrych Page: 65 - 70

The chemically determined fat content (ether extract) and the cuticular structure of the fibres (barbules) of ostrich plumes were related to the 5 standardized categories of subjectively evaluated fatty appearance as used in practice. With regard to the quality traits…

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Effects of physical form and alkali treatment of maize grain supplements on hay intake and utilization by steers

  • 1982
  • Issue: 2
  • Volume: 12
H.H. Meissner, L,H.P. Liebenberg, J.P.Pienaar, A.B. van Zyl & B. Botha Page: 119 - 127

It has often been proposed that the physical form of the grain supplement could affect the intake and utilization of forages. Suppression of forage intake i)r poor utilization appears to be a function of high fermentation rate which could be…

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An evaluation of high lysine maize in the diets of broilers

  • 1982
  • Issue: 2
  • Volume: 12
R.M. Gous & H.O. Gevers Page: 135 - 142

The feeding value of high lysine maize compared with normal yellow maize in the diets of broiler chickens was evaluated in 2 experiments using 2400 chickens in each trial. In the first experiment, although no differences in mass gain or…

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