Use of whole sunflower seeds and urea as supplements to crop-residue-based diets for goats

The potential use of diets based on maize stover and groundnut hay with either urea or sunflower seed as a supplement was investigated using indigenous Small East African goats. Four female goats fitted with permanent rumen cannulae were randomly assigned to a 2*2 changeover design to determine dry-...

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Main Authors: Warambwa, A.R., Ndlovu, L.
Format: Conference Paper
Language:Inglés
Published: 1992
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Online Access:https://hdl.handle.net/10568/70840
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Ndlovu, L.
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description The potential use of diets based on maize stover and groundnut hay with either urea or sunflower seed as a supplement was investigated using indigenous Small East African goats. Four female goats fitted with permanent rumen cannulae were randomly assigned to a 2*2 changeover design to determine dry-matter loss using the nylon-bag technique. The sun flower-supplemented diet (11.45 VS 4.64%) but had a lower dry-matter degradation (45.08 VS 56.02)%. In another trial, 33 female goats were balanced for weight and assigned to two groups and given one of the two diets for 16 weeks. Intake and live weight changes were not different between the two diets. Both diets were adequate to maintain weight.
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spelling CGSpace708402016-02-08T09:03:16Z Use of whole sunflower seeds and urea as supplements to crop-residue-based diets for goats Warambwa, A.R. Ndlovu, L. goats animal feeding crop residues feeds supplementary feeding diet feed intake helianthus annuus dry matter content The potential use of diets based on maize stover and groundnut hay with either urea or sunflower seed as a supplement was investigated using indigenous Small East African goats. Four female goats fitted with permanent rumen cannulae were randomly assigned to a 2*2 changeover design to determine dry-matter loss using the nylon-bag technique. The sun flower-supplemented diet (11.45 VS 4.64%) but had a lower dry-matter degradation (45.08 VS 56.02)%. In another trial, 33 female goats were balanced for weight and assigned to two groups and given one of the two diets for 16 weeks. Intake and live weight changes were not different between the two diets. Both diets were adequate to maintain weight. 1992 2016-02-08T09:03:15Z 2016-02-08T09:03:15Z Conference Paper https://hdl.handle.net/10568/70840 en Limited Access
spellingShingle goats
animal feeding
crop residues
feeds
supplementary feeding
diet
feed intake
helianthus annuus
dry matter content
Warambwa, A.R.
Ndlovu, L.
Use of whole sunflower seeds and urea as supplements to crop-residue-based diets for goats
title Use of whole sunflower seeds and urea as supplements to crop-residue-based diets for goats
title_full Use of whole sunflower seeds and urea as supplements to crop-residue-based diets for goats
title_fullStr Use of whole sunflower seeds and urea as supplements to crop-residue-based diets for goats
title_full_unstemmed Use of whole sunflower seeds and urea as supplements to crop-residue-based diets for goats
title_short Use of whole sunflower seeds and urea as supplements to crop-residue-based diets for goats
title_sort use of whole sunflower seeds and urea as supplements to crop residue based diets for goats
topic goats
animal feeding
crop residues
feeds
supplementary feeding
diet
feed intake
helianthus annuus
dry matter content
url https://hdl.handle.net/10568/70840
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