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Evaluering van verskillende kommersiële prosesseringsmetodes op die voedingswaarde van pluimvee-afvalmeel

  • 1983
  • Issue: 3
  • Volume: 13
A. Du P. Minnaar, D.K. Thomson, J.J. du Preez en J.P. Hayes Page: 154 - 156
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Evaluation of different commercial processing methods on the nutritional value of poulty byproduct meal. Poultry byproduct meal consisting of 5 volumes of feathers, 2 volumes of offal and 1 volume of blood, was processed in three different ways and evaluated…

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The effect of whole and halved intravaginal sponges combined with either subcutaneous or intravenous administration of PMSG on s

  • 1983
  • Issue: 3
  • Volume: 13
A.S. Faure, D.A. Boshoff and F.J.L. Burger Page: 157 - 160
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The oestrous cycles of Karakul ewes were synchronized during both the breeding (February) and non breeding season (October) using either whole or halved sponges, in combination with either subcutaneous or intravenous administration of PMSG. At the time of sponge withdrawal,…

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Production parameters of the impala, Aepyceros melampus

  • 1983
  • Issue: 3
  • Volume: 13
N. Fairall Page: 176 - 179
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From a game farming point of view, the impala is quantitatively the most important animal in the Bushveld areas of South Africa. However very little published data are available on the productive capacity of this animal. In a long-term study…

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Ovine wet carcass syndrome of unknown aetiology

  • 1983
  • Issue: 3
  • Volume: 13
R.M. Brock, J.P.J. Joubert, A. Hattingh, G. Mitchell, S.J. Newsholme, R.R. van der Veen, H.S. Hofmeyr, E.A.N. Engels, H.B. Groenewald and P. Hunter Page: 194 - 195
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A condition of unknown aetiology, known as 'the wet sheep carcass syndrome' has led to the loss of about R500 000 as a result of the condemnation and trimming of carcasses, during the past 2 years. An affected carcass has…

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Estimating phosphorus intake by grazing sheep

  • 1983
  • Issue: 3
  • Volume: 13
P.C. Belonje and A. van den Berg Page: 195 - 198
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Estimating phosphorus intake in grazing sheep is difficult since hand-picked samples of forage do not represent actual intake. Results showed that faecal P did reflect dietary P levels. A minimum of 30 sheep should be sampled to obtain an error…

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Effects of hot environments on bone growth in rats

  • 1983
  • Issue: 3
  • Volume: 13
T. Kawashima and H. Vano Page: 200 - 201
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The physio-chemistry and endocrinology of bone growth was studied in rats housed under different temperature conditions. Bone lengths did not change significantly but bone widths and densities became significantly smaller in rats kept at 34 °C.The depression of bone alkaline…

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The effect of temperature on the ammoniation of wheat straw by urea

  • 1983
  • Issue: 3
  • Volume: 13
S.W.P. Cloete, T.T. de Villiers and N.M. Kritzinger Page: 202 - 203
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The aqueous ammoniation of wheat straw by urea, as affected by temperature and moisture level, was studied in a 4 x 2 x 6 factorial experiment. Treatments included temperatures of 4, 14, 24 and 35 °C, moisture levels of 250…

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Urea-ensiled rice straw as a feed for cattle in Thailand

  • 1983
  • Issue: 3
  • Volume: 13
Parnich Tinnimit Page: 203 - 205
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Rice-straw was ensiled with a 5-6% urea solution for 3 weeks before being fed. Cattle fed with urea-ensiled rice straw alone can maintain weight. However, to obtain a daily weight gain of 300-450 g in Holstein Friesian heifers (8-12 months…

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