Experiments in Beef Production in Alabama
Experiments in Beef Production in Alabama
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If cotton seed j corn - and - cob meal. Corn - and - cob meal. J cotton-seed meal- 10 J cut sorghum Effects of shelter. The animals in pen 2 were fed under an open shed, and pen 6 had no shelter. The average daily gain for the three years was 1. 55 pounds for the pen under shelter and 1. 47 pounds for the lot without shelter. In the two wet winters (1904-5 and 1905-6) the largest daily gains were made by the lot under shelter ; but in the mild and rather dry winter of 1906-7 the lot without she...lter made more rapid gains.
Scrubs versus grades. Pen 1 consisted of scrubs that is, of native cattle without admixture of any . Improved beef blood. Pen 2 con- tained grades of the beef and dual-purpose breeds as described on page 11. The scrubs made an average gain for three years of 1. 68 pounds and the grades an average daily gain of 1. 55 pounds. In the first experiment the scrubs were notably thinner than the grades at the beginning of the feeding period, and hence the scrubs made more rapid gains.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If cotton seed j corn - and - cob meal. Corn - and - cob meal. J cotton-seed meal- 10 J cut sorghum Effects of shelter. The animals in pen 2 were fed under an open shed, and pen 6 had no shelter. The average daily gain for the three years was 1. 55 pounds for the pen under shelter and 1. 47 pounds for the lot without shelter. In the two wet winters (1904-5 and 1905-6) the largest daily gains were made by the lot under shelter ; but in the mild and rather dry winter of 1906-7 the lot without she...lter made more rapid gains.
Scrubs versus grades. Pen 1 consisted of scrubs that is, of native cattle without admixture of any . Improved beef blood. Pen 2 con- tained grades of the beef and dual-purpose breeds as described on page 11. The scrubs made an average gain for three years of 1. 68 pounds and the grades an average daily gain of 1. 55 pounds. In the first experiment the scrubs were notably thinner than the grades at the beginning of the feeding period, and hence the scrubs made more rapid gains.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Frederick Duggar to read onlineMoreLess
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