Feeding Beef Cattle in Alabama
Feeding Beef Cattle in Alabama
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12 pounds cottonseed hulls. 5. 20 pounds cottonseed meal. 19. 51 pounds cottonseed hulls. 5. 18 pounds cottonseed meal. 18. 69 pounds cottonseed hulls.
Second 28 days Third 28 days 5. 19 pounds cottonseed meal \18. 61 pounds cottonseed hulls At the beginning of the test the cattle averaged 578 and 585 pounds in weight in lots 1 and 2, respectively.
These cattle were, in a way, accustomed to cottonseed meal, as they had received a small feed of cottonseed cake for several weeks previous to the b...eginning of the experiment, yet their daily allow- ance of meal was below 3 pounds an animal for several days after the test begun. This amount was gradually raised and each steer ate an average of 4. 15 pounds of cottonseed meal daily during the first 28 days; along with this amount of meal an average of 18. 11 pounds of hulls were consumed daily by each animal. They were given all of the hulls they would clean up. The cattle in lot 2 ate practically the same as those in lot 1. The heaviest feeding of cot- tonseed meal occurred in lot 1 during the third period, when an average of 5.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
12 pounds cottonseed hulls. 5. 20 pounds cottonseed meal. 19. 51 pounds cottonseed hulls. 5. 18 pounds cottonseed meal. 18. 69 pounds cottonseed hulls.
Second 28 days Third 28 days 5. 19 pounds cottonseed meal \18. 61 pounds cottonseed hulls At the beginning of the test the cattle averaged 578 and 585 pounds in weight in lots 1 and 2, respectively.
These cattle were, in a way, accustomed to cottonseed meal, as they had received a small feed of cottonseed cake for several weeks previous to the b...eginning of the experiment, yet their daily allow- ance of meal was below 3 pounds an animal for several days after the test begun. This amount was gradually raised and each steer ate an average of 4. 15 pounds of cottonseed meal daily during the first 28 days; along with this amount of meal an average of 18. 11 pounds of hulls were consumed daily by each animal. They were given all of the hulls they would clean up. The cattle in lot 2 ate practically the same as those in lot 1. The heaviest feeding of cot- tonseed meal occurred in lot 1 during the third period, when an average of 5.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dan T Gray to read onlineMoreLess
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