Vine shoots in cattle feeding. 1. Chemical composition and results of preliminary digestibility trials

Tartari, E.; Rizzo, M.; Benatti, G., 1979: Vine shoots in cattle feeding. 1. Chemical composition and results of preliminary digestibility trials. Zootecnica e Nutrizione Animale 5(1): 21-27

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Tartari, E.R.zzo, M.B.natti, G., 1979: Vine shoots in cattle feeding. 1. Chemical composition and preliminary digestibility trials results. Zootecnica e nutrizione animale 5(2): 21-27

Benatti, G.D.stefanis, G.T.rtari, E., 1979: Vine shoots in cattle feeding. 3. Preliminary feeding trials with young bulls belonging to the Salers breed (the influence of chopping length). Zootecnica e nutrizione animale 5(2): 37-41

Benatti, G.; Destefanis, G.; Tartari, E., 1979: Vine shoots in cattle feeding. 3. Preliminary fattening trials with Salers bull calves. Effect of chopping length. 3. There was no significant difference in mean daily gain or efficiency of feed conversion in 2 groups of 10 and 9 male Salers calves given a concentrate diet based on maize meal with 10 to 15% vine shoot meal and coarsely or finely chopped vine s...

Tartari, E.; Benatti, G., 1979: Vine shoots in cattle feeding. 2. Feeding trials with Friesian heifers. 2. From 4 months old to 270 kg liveweight 3 groups of 10 Friesian heifers were given concentrates based on maize meal with hay 1.5 increasing to 3.6, or 1.0 increasing to 2.4 kg, or no hay. The respective groups were also given fresh chopped vine...

Tartari, E.B.natti, G., 1979: Vine shoots in animal feeding. 2. Feeding trials with Friesian heifers. Zootecnica e nutrizione animale 5(2): 29-36

Bosticco, A.; Bonomi, A.; Lorenzi, G., 1969: Vine shoots for feeding cattle with particular reference to rations for fattening young cattle. (Critical and experimental study.). Fresh vine shoots immediately after pruning had moisture 38 to 52, ash 1.5 to 3.5, crude protein 2 to 3, ether extract 1.0 to 1.5, crude fibre 24 to 28 and N-free extract 20 to 26%. The more usual moisture content was 12 to 16%; a meal made by gri...

Ward, G.M.; Beede, D.K., 1973: Digestibility of processed feedlot manure. Results of feeding trials with 'Cerola' show acceptability by lambs, cattle. Manure was collected from a pen of Hereford bullocks fed on whole maize, hay and silage with a protein supplement. This was processed into 2 fractions, one of which was washed, fermented solid, with about 50% DM, called Cerola, and was used in thi...

Tartari, E.; Benatti, G., 1979: The effect of chemical treatment with sodium hydroxide, anhydrous ammonia and propionic acid on conservation as silage and in vivo digestibility of vine shoots. Vine shoots were ensiled with additives to give conc. of 1.5% NaOH, 4% anhydrous ammonia, 0.5% propionic acid or propionic acid + 1.5% glucose. Addition of NaOH or ammonia had no marked effect on the chemical composition of the silage produced but...

Hanke, R.; Legel, S.; Martin, P.C., 1985: Use of sugarcane harvesting byproducts for feeding cattle in Cuba. 1. Physical and chemical composition and effect of NaOH treatment on digestibility in vitro and in vivo. The high-fibre sugarcane byproducts were, in descending proportion of total DM, tops, leaf sheaths, stalk material and leaves. Contents and digestibility of crude nutrients and energy concentration largely resembled values for cereal straw. Digest...

Miaki, T.; Nose, I., 1967: Studies on chemical composition and feeding values in forage crops. 2. The influence of nitrogen fertilization, stage of maturity and growth phase on chemical composition and digestibility of Italian ryegrass forage. 3. Influence of nitrogen fertilization and stage of maturity on chemical composition and digestibility in flint corn fodder. 4. Influence of nitrogen fertilization and stage of maturity on chemical composition and digestibility in oats forage. N fertilizers were applied to ryegrass at 18 kg/ 10 are at sowing and 6 kg/10 are after the 1st cut (high rate) and at 6 kg and 2 kg/10 are (low rate). The 1st cut was taken at the vegetative, boot, head and milk stages of growth. The high-N rate...