DETERMINATION OF DRY MATTERAND CRUDE PROTEIN DEGRADABILITY OF SOME ROUGHAGE AND CONCENTRATE FEEDSTUFFS BY IN-SITU IN SHEEP

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TAGHIZADEH AKBAR; SHOJA GHIAS JALIL; MOGHADAM GH.A.; JANMOHAMMADI H.; YASAN P.

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Journal: JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURAL KNOWLEDGE Year:2001 | Volume:11 | Issue:3 Page(s): 93-100

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DETERMINATION OF DRY MATTERAND CRUDE PROTEIN DEGRADABILITY OF SOME ROUGHAGE AND CONCENTRATE FEEDSTUFFS BY IN-SITU IN SHEEP

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DEGRADABILITYQ2

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DRY MATTERQ4

NYLON BAGSQ2

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The crude protein DEGRADABILITY of feedstuffs is a important factor for providing of complement requirements of rumen microorganisms. This experiment was conducted using two fistulated-sheep and nylon bag technique for determination of DRY MATTER and crude protein DEGRADABILITY of second-cut alfalfa, red clover, wheat barley grain, cotton seed meal and corn grain. Crude protein, Ether Extract and Ash Values were 22.64, 1.97, 10.2 and 17.71, 1.48,9.64 and 39.65,8.08,6.26 and 14.31, 2.6,5.2 and 9.07, 4.2, 1036 and 10.62, 2.12, 2.43 percentage for alfalfa hay, red clover, cottonseed meal, wheat brain, corn grain and barley grain respectively. The means and standard deviation of in situ degradabilities of DRY MATTER and Curde Protein were in alfalfa hay: 47± 1.41 and 54.89±1.81, red clover: 51±1.1 barley grain: 69±3 and 68±2.5, corn grain: 64±0.7 and 62±1.4, w±eat bran: n.15±0.21 and 87.5±1.47 and cottonseed meal: 47.5±0.7 and 45.5±0.7 respectively. The result obtained from DEGRADABILITY study in this experiment can be used for calculating metabolizable protein in balanced ration formulation.

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TAGHIZADEH, AKBAR, SHOJA GHIAS, JALIL, MOGHADAM, GH.A., JANMOHAMMADI, H., & YASAN, P.. (2001). DETERMINATION OF DRY MATTERAND CRUDE PROTEIN DEGRADABILITY OF SOME ROUGHAGE AND CONCENTRATE FEEDSTUFFS BY IN-SITU IN SHEEP. JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURAL KNOWLEDGE, 11(3), 93-100. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/28941/en

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TAGHIZADEH AKBAR, SHOJA GHIAS JALIL, MOGHADAM GH.A., JANMOHAMMADI H., YASAN P.. DETERMINATION OF DRY MATTERAND CRUDE PROTEIN DEGRADABILITY OF SOME ROUGHAGE AND CONCENTRATE FEEDSTUFFS BY IN-SITU IN SHEEP. JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURAL KNOWLEDGE[Internet]. 2001;11(3):93-100. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/28941/en

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AKBAR TAGHIZADEH, JALIL SHOJA GHIAS, GH.A. MOGHADAM, H. JANMOHAMMADI, and P. YASAN, “DETERMINATION OF DRY MATTERAND CRUDE PROTEIN DEGRADABILITY OF SOME ROUGHAGE AND CONCENTRATE FEEDSTUFFS BY IN-SITU IN SHEEP,” JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURAL KNOWLEDGE, vol. 11, no. 3, pp. 93–100, 2001, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/28941/en

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