Phosphorus nutrition of beef cattle. 4. The use of faecal and blood phosphorus for the estimation of phosphorus intake
Cohen, R.D.H.
Australian Journal of Experimental Agriculture and Animal Husbandry 14(71): 709-715
1974
Accession: 000457436
For part 3 see NAR 45, 504.4. Aberdeen-Angus bullocks 10 months old in 6 groups of 3 were given 4 kg mature carpet grass hay (Axonopus affinis) with molasses, urea and minerals except P. They had no supplement or sodium dihydrogen orthophosphate to supply 2, 4, 6, 8 or 10 g P daily in the morning feed. In the second experiment 5 groups of 3 got carpet grass hay or lucerne hay only or the hays in different proportions. Grab samples of faeces were taken at intervals after feeding.
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