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Ureumaangevulde- en ureumgeammoniseerde koringstrooi as ruvoerbronne vir oorsomeringsrantsoene vir laatdragtige- en lakterende S

  • 1988
  • Issue: 1
  • Volume: 18
A.A. Brand, S.W.P. Cloete & L.P. Vosloo Page: 8 - 14

Urea-supplemented wheat straw (UWS) was substituted stepwise by urea-ammoniated wheat straw (AWS) in diets fed to SA Mutton Merino ewes during late pregnancy and lactation. The experimental animals were fed ad libitum under zero grazing conditions over the last 8…

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Predicting the risk of mineral deficiencies in grazing animals

  • 1988
  • Issue: 1
  • Volume: 18
N.F. Suttle Page: 15 - 22

Problems relating to the anticipation and elimination of poor production due to mineral deficiencies in grazing livestock will be examined in this paper. Its concern is with subclinical problems rather than catastrophic clinical problems. The ways in which hypothetical models…

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The establishment of a protein degradability data base for dairy cattle using the nylon bag technique. 1. Protein sources

  • 1988
  • Issue: 1
  • Volume: 18
L.J. Erasmus, J. Prinsloo & H.H. Meissner Page: 23 - 29

The protein degradability of various South African ruminant feed protein sources was determined in the rumen of cannulated lactating dairy cattle. The effective protein degradability was calculated at different fractional outflow rates, using the nylon bag technique. The degradability values…

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Protein digestion in ruminants

  • 1988
  • Issue: 1
  • Volume: 18
J.G. van der Walt and J.H.F. Meyer Page: 30 - 41

Although the protein requirement of domestic ruminants may be calculated from a simple one-compartment model, this approach ignores factors such as microbial fermentation in the rumen and the non-equality of feed proteins. By examining digestion in each of the functional…

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Beef steers implanted with short, medium and long-acting anabolic compounds grazing natural pasture and finished in feedlot

  • 1988
  • Issue: 2
  • Volume: 18
H.J. Meaker & J.C. Barnard Page: 68 - 71

    Two studies involving 270 yearling steers were conducted to compare four growth promotants (three estrogenic and one androgenic). These represented short, medium and long-acting compounds and were implanted into steers that were grazing natural pasture and were finished…

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The effect of an induced copper deficiency on the total plasma copper and unconjugated plasma progesterone concentrations during

  • 1988
  • Issue: 3
  • Volume: 18
F.E. van Niekerk, C.H. van Niekerk & J.C. Morgenthal Page: 83 - 87

The effect of a copper deficiency on certain aspects of reproduction in ewes was investigated. An effective copper deficiency was induced by using the copper antagonists cadmium, calcium and sulphate. An average decline in the plasma copper concentration from 160…

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The effect of supplementation on milk yield in Boer goat ewes

  • 1988
  • Issue: 3
  • Volume: 18
J.G. Raats Page: 97 - 100

The effect of supplementation on the milk production of Boer goat ewes maintained under veld conditions (grass-/bush community) was studied over a 12-week lactation period. An average of 625 g concentrates was consumed per ewe per day. Supplemented ewes produced…

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Die potensiaal van chemies behandelde fluitjiesriet (Phragmites australis)-hooi in onderhoudsdiëte vir skape. 1. Die effek van N

  • 1988
  • Issue: 3
  • Volume: 18
J.P. Swiegers, J. Pienaar & H.H. Meissner Page: 101 - 106

  The potential of chemically treated common reed (Phragmites australis) hay in maintenance diets for sheep. 1. The effect of NaOH treatment and ensilage with urea on intake, digestibility and rumen kinetics. Untreated, NaOH treated and urea ensiled common reed…

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Die potensiaal van chemies behandelde fluitjiesriet (Phragmites australis)-hooi in onderhoudsdiëte vir skape. 2. ’n Vergelykin

  • 1988
  • Issue: 3
  • Volume: 18
J.P. Swiegers & H.H. Meissner Page: 107 - 112

The potential of chemically treated common reed (Phragmites australis) hay in maintenance diets for sheep. 2. A comparison between NaOH treatment and ammoniation with or without molasses with respect to digestibility, intake and nitrogen retention. A digestibility experiment was conducted…

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