Genetic variation in the feeding efficiency of maize genotypes was evaluated from experiments with fattening bulls. Maize genotypes were chosen to represent a range of digestibilities from previous experiments with standard sheep. The variation in daily gains observed when bulls were fattened with hybrids of low digestibilities or high energy values was about 65 g per animal. When fed to bulls, the voluntary silage maize intake could be different in hybrids with similar energy values. Thus, differences in feeding efficiency of maize hybrids were related both to digestibility and ingestibility, especially for late hybrids among which variations for digestibility appeared lower than among earlier ones. As observed with brown-midrib (bm3) hybr...
Seven commercially available corn hybrids representing a range within and among kernel traits were u...
Since 1995, a methodological study has been conducted to determine the feasibility and accuracy of v...
Two experiments were conducted to determine the influence of chemical and physical corn kernel trait...
Genetic variation in the feeding efficiency of maize genotypes was evaluated from experiments with f...
National audienceGenetic variation in the feeding efficiency of different maize genotypes was evalua...
During a three-year experiment, twelve registered or experimental maize hybrids were investigated fo...
National audienceVariability for in vivo digestibility of organic matter (DOM) and energetic feed va...
A silage maize hybrid is now considered different from a grain maize hybrid. This paper gives data o...
The effects of the maize brown-midrib genes bm3 and bm1 on feeding value and agronomic traits were i...
National audienceThe morphological composition of the maize plant evolves up to the glazed grain sta...
National audienceThe effects of a lower grain content in maize silage hybrids (resulting from discar...
Corn silage is the most important preserved food for ruminants. The transgenic corn was inserted int...
A metabolism trial was conducted to determine the influence of corn kernel traits on digestibility. ...
Genetic variation in in situ degradability traits of the NDF part of maize stalks at silage harvest ...
The efficiency of forage for ruminant animals primarily depends on cell-wall constituent content, mo...
Seven commercially available corn hybrids representing a range within and among kernel traits were u...
Since 1995, a methodological study has been conducted to determine the feasibility and accuracy of v...
Two experiments were conducted to determine the influence of chemical and physical corn kernel trait...
Genetic variation in the feeding efficiency of maize genotypes was evaluated from experiments with f...
National audienceGenetic variation in the feeding efficiency of different maize genotypes was evalua...
During a three-year experiment, twelve registered or experimental maize hybrids were investigated fo...
National audienceVariability for in vivo digestibility of organic matter (DOM) and energetic feed va...
A silage maize hybrid is now considered different from a grain maize hybrid. This paper gives data o...
The effects of the maize brown-midrib genes bm3 and bm1 on feeding value and agronomic traits were i...
National audienceThe morphological composition of the maize plant evolves up to the glazed grain sta...
National audienceThe effects of a lower grain content in maize silage hybrids (resulting from discar...
Corn silage is the most important preserved food for ruminants. The transgenic corn was inserted int...
A metabolism trial was conducted to determine the influence of corn kernel traits on digestibility. ...
Genetic variation in in situ degradability traits of the NDF part of maize stalks at silage harvest ...
The efficiency of forage for ruminant animals primarily depends on cell-wall constituent content, mo...
Seven commercially available corn hybrids representing a range within and among kernel traits were u...
Since 1995, a methodological study has been conducted to determine the feasibility and accuracy of v...
Two experiments were conducted to determine the influence of chemical and physical corn kernel trait...