The Utilization of Soft Corn in Beef Cattle Feeding
The Utilization of Soft Corn in Beef Cattle Feeding
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On March 6, 10 of the remaining calves were put on a ration of shelled corn, linseed meal, alfalfa hay and normal silage. On this ration they made satisfactory gains. On August 4, 4 of the heifers were put into the College purebred herd, and 5 steers and 1 heifer were shipped to Chicago, where they averaged 955 pounds and sold for $17 per hundredweight, the top of the day.
The appearance of this ear-corn silage was good, and a bacteri- ological examination failed to reveal anything that might c...ause the unthrifty condition observed in the experimental calves.
Good Results With Two-Year Olds During the fall of 1918, 20 two-year-old steers averaging 812 pounds, were given an average daily ration of 23. 86 pounds of snapped ear-corn silage, 2. 46 pounds of linseed meal, and 1. 95 pounds of oat straw for a period of 79 days. During that time they made an average daily gain of 1. 67 pounds.
This gain is considered satisfactory in the light of the fact that not much more than half a full feed of ear-corn silage was fed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On March 6, 10 of the remaining calves were put on a ration of shelled corn, linseed meal, alfalfa hay and normal silage. On this ration they made satisfactory gains. On August 4, 4 of the heifers were put into the College purebred herd, and 5 steers and 1 heifer were shipped to Chicago, where they averaged 955 pounds and sold for $17 per hundredweight, the top of the day.
The appearance of this ear-corn silage was good, and a bacteri- ological examination failed to reveal anything that might c...ause the unthrifty condition observed in the experimental calves.
Good Results With Two-Year Olds During the fall of 1918, 20 two-year-old steers averaging 812 pounds, were given an average daily ration of 23. 86 pounds of snapped ear-corn silage, 2. 46 pounds of linseed meal, and 1. 95 pounds of oat straw for a period of 79 days. During that time they made an average daily gain of 1. 67 pounds.
This gain is considered satisfactory in the light of the fact that not much more than half a full feed of ear-corn silage was fed.
What to read after The Utilization of Soft Corn in Beef Cattle Feeding?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H P Henry Perly Rusk to read onlineMoreLess
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