Comparisons were made between two groups of four Ayrshire calves, one group feeding on pasture and the other fed indoors on cut grass as the only food between 8— 18 weeks of age. For determination of pasture grass intake of clipping method was compared with the indicator technique, chromium oxide being used as an indicator. Studies on behaviour were made to clarify the development of the ruminating function of the calves as well as the effect of cut and pasture grass plus a concentrate supplement on their behaviour. The digestibility of organic matter of pasture grass was I—4 %-units higher than that of cut grass. Intake of grass indoors was approximately 1940 g DM per animal per day. With the clipping method the average intake of pasture g...
The present study evaluated the effects of feeding strategies with alternative feeds on the performa...
Grass silage was offered ad libitum to 16 Ayrshire cattle in a 2 x 2 factorial experiment lasting 19...
Chewing behaviour includes both eating and ruminating activity. Chewing behaviour is of great import...
Comparisons were made between two groups of four Ayrshire calves, one group feeding on pasture and t...
This experiment was conducted during three consecutive years with 144 Ayrshire bulls of an initial a...
Three experiments have been carried out with altogether 16 Ayrshire calves in order to determine the...
The aim of this study was to examine the effects ofstage ofmaturity of grass for silage (EC = early ...
Tämä tutkimus koostuu kolmesta, peräkkäisinä vuosina saman koekaavion mukaan, tehdystä lihantuotanto...
Thirty Hereford-Ayrshire (HfAy) and 29 Limousine-Ayrshire (LiAy) spring-calving heifers in calf to a...
A 4 x 4 latin square experiment was carried out with four growing heifers, each with a rumen cannula...
During the years 1971-77 the carcass weight of fattening calves delivered from dairy herds increased...
Tutkimuksessa selvitettiin, miten säilörehun korjuuaste (aikaisin (=EC) tai 8 päivää myöhemmin (=LC)...
Cows were assigned randomly to indoor silage feeding (with 2 h outdoor exercise) or part-time grazin...
Twenty-eight bulls were used in a 3 x 2 factorial design to study the effects of two by-products fro...
The criteria used in comparing the utilization of grass silage by reindeer and sheep were rumen pH, ...
The present study evaluated the effects of feeding strategies with alternative feeds on the performa...
Grass silage was offered ad libitum to 16 Ayrshire cattle in a 2 x 2 factorial experiment lasting 19...
Chewing behaviour includes both eating and ruminating activity. Chewing behaviour is of great import...
Comparisons were made between two groups of four Ayrshire calves, one group feeding on pasture and t...
This experiment was conducted during three consecutive years with 144 Ayrshire bulls of an initial a...
Three experiments have been carried out with altogether 16 Ayrshire calves in order to determine the...
The aim of this study was to examine the effects ofstage ofmaturity of grass for silage (EC = early ...
Tämä tutkimus koostuu kolmesta, peräkkäisinä vuosina saman koekaavion mukaan, tehdystä lihantuotanto...
Thirty Hereford-Ayrshire (HfAy) and 29 Limousine-Ayrshire (LiAy) spring-calving heifers in calf to a...
A 4 x 4 latin square experiment was carried out with four growing heifers, each with a rumen cannula...
During the years 1971-77 the carcass weight of fattening calves delivered from dairy herds increased...
Tutkimuksessa selvitettiin, miten säilörehun korjuuaste (aikaisin (=EC) tai 8 päivää myöhemmin (=LC)...
Cows were assigned randomly to indoor silage feeding (with 2 h outdoor exercise) or part-time grazin...
Twenty-eight bulls were used in a 3 x 2 factorial design to study the effects of two by-products fro...
The criteria used in comparing the utilization of grass silage by reindeer and sheep were rumen pH, ...
The present study evaluated the effects of feeding strategies with alternative feeds on the performa...
Grass silage was offered ad libitum to 16 Ayrshire cattle in a 2 x 2 factorial experiment lasting 19...
Chewing behaviour includes both eating and ruminating activity. Chewing behaviour is of great import...