Elementary Treatise On Stock Feeds And Feeding
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Of the available primary products seem to determine the ingredients that are used in mixed feeds.
No Other Feed Should be Considered in Settlement. Some agents have tried to settle rebates by figuring a mixed feed as valuable as some other feed as oats for example. Oats may be selling for $36 per ton and his feed for $32 per ton, and yet the per cent, of protein, fat and carbohydrates may be about the same in the two feeds. When a feed is sold to contain a given per cent, of protein, fat and ca...rbohydrates for a fixed price, the re- bate should be calculated on this basis and no other feed should be considered in the settlement.
Values Only Approximate. The j student should understand that the unit values for protein, fat and carbohydrates as given are only approximate, but are used by the trade in certain sec- tions, in settling rebates, and seem to give general satisfaction.
Overages and Deficiencies. The student may wish to know why allowance is made for overage in certain nutrients and Il6 ELEMENTARY TREATISE ON STOCK FEEDS AND FEEDING deficiencies in others.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Of the available primary products seem to determine the ingredients that are used in mixed feeds.
No Other Feed Should be Considered in Settlement. Some agents have tried to settle rebates by figuring a mixed feed as valuable as some other feed as oats for example. Oats may be selling for $36 per ton and his feed for $32 per ton, and yet the per cent, of protein, fat and carbohydrates may be about the same in the two feeds. When a feed is sold to contain a given per cent, of protein, fat and ca...rbohydrates for a fixed price, the re- bate should be calculated on this basis and no other feed should be considered in the settlement.
Values Only Approximate. The j student should understand that the unit values for protein, fat and carbohydrates as given are only approximate, but are used by the trade in certain sec- tions, in settling rebates, and seem to give general satisfaction.
Overages and Deficiencies. The student may wish to know why allowance is made for overage in certain nutrients and Il6 ELEMENTARY TREATISE ON STOCK FEEDS AND FEEDING deficiencies in others.
What to read after Elementary Treatise On Stock Feeds And Feeding?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Edward Halligan to read onlineMoreLess
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