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Rate and extent of ruminal degradation of crude protein from selected feedstuffs used in cattle feedlots as measured by the in s

  • 1992
  • Issue: 4
  • Volume: 22
H.H. Meissner, P.C. du Plessis and H.P.F. du Preez Page: 122 - 127
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Ruminal degradation of crude protein from feedstuffs was determined in steers that were fed diets based on either maize (whole, meal or flakes) or on by-products of the milling industry. In addition to the in sacco degradation study, fractional outflow…

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Effect of level and degradation of dietary protein on performance of feedlot steers

  • 1992
  • Issue: 4
  • Volume: 22
H.H. Meissner, H.P.F. du Preez and P.C. du Plessis Page: 128 - 136
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Optimal levels of crude (CP) and undegraded (UDP) dietary protein were studied in feeding systems based on whole maize fed free-choice and on complete mixed diets composed from by-products of the milling industry. On the whole maize free-choice system, animal…

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Studies on the nutritive value of cowpeas (Vigna unguiculata)

  • 1992
  • Issue: 5
  • Volume: 22
F.J. Nell, F.K. Siebrits and J.P. Hayes Page: 157 - 160
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Samples of 150 different cowpea cultivars, used in the breeding trials of the Summer Grain Institute at Potchefstroom, were analysed and found to have an average crude protein content of 28.4 ± 1.8% (range 24.5 to 33.9%). From these samples,…

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Sire breed and breed genotype of dam effects in crossbreeding beef cattle in the subtropics 2. Calving interval and cow producti

  • 1992
  • Issue: 5
  • Volume: 22
J.G.E. van Zyl, S.J. Schoeman and R.J. Coertze Page: 166 - 169
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The influence of sire breed and breed genotype of dam on calving interval (CI) and cow productivity (CP) in Afrikaner, Hereford, Simmentaler and Bonsmara cattle, as well as in Fl, and two- and three breed rotational crosses between Afrikaner, Hereford…

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Between-flock genetic differences in 40 Merino studs

  • 1992
  • Issue: 6
  • Volume: 22
D.G. Poggenpoel and C.A. van der Merwe Page: 175 - 180
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Breeding values of production traits, relative to a genetic control flock, were estimated for 40 registered Merino studs. Breeding values, expressed as a percentage deviation from the control flock, varied from -16.7 to 31.2 for body mass, -6.4 to 28.1…

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A nutritional evaluation of Geotrichum candidum grown on an industrial effluent

  • 1992
  • Issue: 6
  • Volume: 22
F. Nell, F.K. Siebrits and J.P. Hayes Page: 181 - 184
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The nutritional value of Geotrichum candidum, produced on an acid effluent from Sasol, was determined. Analysis of G. candidum revealed (on an air-dry basis) a crude protein content of 53.4% and a true protein content of 38.8% with a favourable…

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Amino acid metabolism and whole-body protein turnover in lambs fed roughage-based diets: 1. Lysine and leucine metabolism

  • 1992
  • Issue: 6
  • Volume: 22
P.B. Cronjé, J.V. Nolan and R. A. Leng Page: 194 - 200
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The experiments reported in this series were designed to investigate the metabolism of lysine, leucine and methionine in lambs fed roughage diets supplemented with various levels of protein. and to compare these amino acids as tracers of whole-body protein metabolism…

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Amino acid metabolism and whole-body protein turnover in lambs fed roughage-based diets: 2. Methionine metabolism and a compari

  • 1992
  • Issue: 6
  • Volume: 22
P.B. Cronjé, J. V. Nolan and R.A. Leng Page: 201 - 206
  • 2026-07-11
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The effect of protein supplementation of a wheat straw diet on the metabolism of lysine, leucine, methionine and urea,  and on whole-body protein turnover rate was investigated in lambs. The metabolism of lysine and leucine is reported elsewhere (Cronje et…

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