The Principles of Feeding Farm Animals
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The resulting cracklings are then subjected to heavy pressure to remove the grease and water. The cakes are then ground and bagged.
Meat scraps contain about 50 per cent protein. They are used for poultry feeding.
Cracklings are the residues left from the manufacture of lard and tallow. Although they are not regularly listed on the market as a feedingstuff, they often may be obtained from local slaughter houses at a low price. They are as high in crude protein as tankage and contain considerabl...y more fat. Digestion experiments by Dietrich and Grindley at the Illinois Experiment Station ^ showed that crackhngs were considerably more digestible than tankage. For hogs, good crackhngs should be at least as valuable as tankage.
They are also very good for poultry.
Raw bone meal, as the name implies, consists of ground bone. It is made from clean, sound bones from healthy animals. It is high in protein and very high in ash. It is used especially for hogs and poultry to furnish additional mineral matter to the ration.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The resulting cracklings are then subjected to heavy pressure to remove the grease and water. The cakes are then ground and bagged.
Meat scraps contain about 50 per cent protein. They are used for poultry feeding.
Cracklings are the residues left from the manufacture of lard and tallow. Although they are not regularly listed on the market as a feedingstuff, they often may be obtained from local slaughter houses at a low price. They are as high in crude protein as tankage and contain considerabl...y more fat. Digestion experiments by Dietrich and Grindley at the Illinois Experiment Station ^ showed that crackhngs were considerably more digestible than tankage. For hogs, good crackhngs should be at least as valuable as tankage.
They are also very good for poultry.
Raw bone meal, as the name implies, consists of ground bone. It is made from clean, sound bones from healthy animals. It is high in protein and very high in ash. It is used especially for hogs and poultry to furnish additional mineral matter to the ration.
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