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lbs. No. 7. lbs. No. 9.
25 oat-straw.
5 wheat-bran.
4 linseed-cake.
20 best meadow hay.
10 corn-meal.
No. 8.
17 clover-hay.
3 wheat-bran.
10 corn-meal.
No. 10.
20 corn-fodder.
5 clover-hay.
2 wheat-bran.
3 cotton-seed cake.
These rations are not given to be followed strictly, but only as suggestions of the proper combination of food for fattening cattle and for oxen at work. The reader will see what almost endless combinations may be made from the food-tables given at pages 157-8. Oxen at rest ...do not require so nitrogenous a diet as when at work, or as grow- ing or fattening cattle. The proper nutritive ratio for oxen at rest in stall is 1:12; the same heavily worked, 1:6 ; cows in milk, 1:5.5 ; fattening oxen, 1st period, 1:6.5 ; 2d period, 1:5.5; 3d period, 1:6; young growing cattle, 1:4.7; those older, 1:5; 18 months old, 1:6; 24 months, 1:7.
We have dwelt longer upon this matter of rations be- cause it is only recently that farmers have recognized the necessity of a change of ration for all the different condi- tions ; and they have been wont to consider a single food sufficient for the wants of cattle.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
lbs. No. 7. lbs. No. 9.
25 oat-straw.
5 wheat-bran.
4 linseed-cake.
20 best meadow hay.
10 corn-meal.
No. 8.
17 clover-hay.
3 wheat-bran.
10 corn-meal.
No. 10.
20 corn-fodder.
5 clover-hay.
2 wheat-bran.
3 cotton-seed cake.
These rations are not given to be followed strictly, but only as suggestions of the proper combination of food for fattening cattle and for oxen at work. The reader will see what almost endless combinations may be made from the food-tables given at pages 157-8. Oxen at rest ...do not require so nitrogenous a diet as when at work, or as grow- ing or fattening cattle. The proper nutritive ratio for oxen at rest in stall is 1:12; the same heavily worked, 1:6 ; cows in milk, 1:5.5 ; fattening oxen, 1st period, 1:6.5 ; 2d period, 1:5.5; 3d period, 1:6; young growing cattle, 1:4.7; those older, 1:5; 18 months old, 1:6; 24 months, 1:7.
We have dwelt longer upon this matter of rations be- cause it is only recently that farmers have recognized the necessity of a change of ration for all the different condi- tions ; and they have been wont to consider a single food sufficient for the wants of cattle.
What to read after Feeding Animals;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stewart, Elliott W. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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