Objective measurement of fodder quality across animal species - Final Report Project DAV-187A: RIRDC Publication No. 05/088 Final Report

Peter C Flinn; Stephanie Knott; Leo Cummins; Dawn Dalley

Objective measurement of fodder quality across animal species - Final Report Project DAV-187A: RIRDC Publication No. 05/088 Final Report

Peter C Flinn, Stephanie Knott, Leo Cummins, Dawn Dalley

Animal and Veterinary Sciences

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Abstract

Fodder is defined as the wide range of crop and pasture species that are grown, harvested and lightly processed to facilitate both on-farm use and domestic and export trade. This publication covers the measurement and comparison of preference, short-term intake rate, in vivo digestibility and total intake of a series of hay types in sheep, beef cattle, dairy cows and horses.

Original language	English
Publisher	RIRDC
Number of pages	42
ISBN (Print)	1741511518
Publication status	Published - 2005

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Flinn, P. C., Knott, S., Cummins, L., & Dalley, D. (2005). Objective measurement of fodder quality across animal species - Final Report Project DAV-187A: RIRDC Publication No. 05/088 Final Report . RIRDC.

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