Image from Google Jackets

O feno e a silagem da rama de mandioca na alimentacao de ruminantes

By: Material type: ArticleArticleLanguage: Portuguese Description: 13(145):42-47Subject(s): LOC classification:
  • 29466
 In: Informe AgropecuarioSummary: Se revisa brevemente el uso de heno y ensilaje de ramas de yuca para la alimentacion de ganado, con enfasis en la composicion quimica, toxicidad, preparacion, consumo y silos exptl. El heno y el ensilaje de ramas de yuca son fuentes excelentes para la alimentacion de rumiantes, especialmente si se usa el tercio superior de la planta; para lograr un mayor contenido de proteina, la relacion tallo:hoja debe ser menor que 1. Una recomendacion final es que las ramas frescas deben picarse en un ambiente aireado. (CIAT)Summary: The use of hay and silage from cassava branches for cattle feeding is briefly reviewed, with emphasis on chemical composition, toxicity, preparation, consumption, and exptl. silos. Hay and silage from cassava branches are excellent for ruminant feeding, especially if the upper third of the plant is used; for an improved protein content, the stem:leaf ratio should be less than 1. A final recommendation is that fresh branches be chopped in an aerated site. (CIAT)
Tags from this library: No tags from this library for this title.
Star ratings
    Average rating: 0.0 (0 votes)
Holdings
Item type Current library Collection Call number Copy number Status Date due Barcode Item holds
Journal Article Journal Article CIAT Library Document collection CINFOS Document Collection CINFOS 29466 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) c.1 Short Loan 100060996
Total holds: 0

Se revisa brevemente el uso de heno y ensilaje de ramas de yuca para la alimentacion de ganado, con enfasis en la composicion quimica, toxicidad, preparacion, consumo y silos exptl. El heno y el ensilaje de ramas de yuca son fuentes excelentes para la alimentacion de rumiantes, especialmente si se usa el tercio superior de la planta; para lograr un mayor contenido de proteina, la relacion tallo:hoja debe ser menor que 1. Una recomendacion final es que las ramas frescas deben picarse en un ambiente aireado. (CIAT) spa

The use of hay and silage from cassava branches for cattle feeding is briefly reviewed, with emphasis on chemical composition, toxicity, preparation, consumption, and exptl. silos. Hay and silage from cassava branches are excellent for ruminant feeding, especially if the upper third of the plant is used; for an improved protein content, the stem:leaf ratio should be less than 1. A final recommendation is that fresh branches be chopped in an aerated site. (CIAT) eng

Powered by Koha