Poultry Culture Sanitation And Hygiene
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— A convenient commercial feed mixer.
Corn may be of different colors, as white, yellow, red, and blue striped.
Yellow corn is objected to by some breeders of white plumage birds, believing that it causes the brassy luster on the coat, which shows most on the wing-bows and back.
The grain of sweet corn is hard and wrinkly. The hard, corneous character is due to shrinkage during the process of maturing. Sweet corn contains more protein and fat than flint or dent, but on the other hand it contain...s less digestible carbohydrates.
280 FEEDSTUFFS 281 From the fact that corn is rather low in protein and high in carbohydrates it is spoken of as a carbonaceous food. Corn con- tains more oil than wheat, but less protein and carbohydrates.
Corn being rich in starch and oil, its chief function in the body should be that of production of heat and fat. Corn being low in ash and proper amino acid content is not adapted as a single feed in young and growing birds.
Corn may be fed to poultry whole, cracked, or ground.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— A convenient commercial feed mixer.
Corn may be of different colors, as white, yellow, red, and blue striped.
Yellow corn is objected to by some breeders of white plumage birds, believing that it causes the brassy luster on the coat, which shows most on the wing-bows and back.
The grain of sweet corn is hard and wrinkly. The hard, corneous character is due to shrinkage during the process of maturing. Sweet corn contains more protein and fat than flint or dent, but on the other hand it contain...s less digestible carbohydrates.
280 FEEDSTUFFS 281 From the fact that corn is rather low in protein and high in carbohydrates it is spoken of as a carbonaceous food. Corn con- tains more oil than wheat, but less protein and carbohydrates.
Corn being rich in starch and oil, its chief function in the body should be that of production of heat and fat. Corn being low in ash and proper amino acid content is not adapted as a single feed in young and growing birds.
Corn may be fed to poultry whole, cracked, or ground.
What to read after Poultry Culture Sanitation And Hygiene?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Benjamin Franklyn Kaupp to read onlineMoreLess
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