British Dairying
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. I'io 1*32 0*28 2-54 10-99 0*76 These percentages of nutrients represent that fat should be about one-third the weight of the albuminoids, and the albumin- oids about one-fourth the weight of the carbo-hydrates, which last consist of sugar, starch, gum, &c. ; and in the above formula the three groups of nutrients are, chemically speaking, believed to be in well-balanced proportion, which reduces the waste in digestion to a minimum.
An Important Point.
It will be noticed in the foregoing table ...that the carbo- hydrates and fat, the heat-producing elements of food, are in very considerable proportion, and that the flesh-formers the albuminoids are not. It will therefore be understood that the 58 BRITISH DAIRYING.
heat of the body is an alt-important demand of nature, and that it is a serious matter to expose cattle to climatic conditions which reduce warmth to any considerable extent. On this account it is not a good thing to allow cows to drink large quantities of water which is only just above freezing-point 32 Fahr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. I'io 1*32 0*28 2-54 10-99 0*76 These percentages of nutrients represent that fat should be about one-third the weight of the albuminoids, and the albumin- oids about one-fourth the weight of the carbo-hydrates, which last consist of sugar, starch, gum, &c. ; and in the above formula the three groups of nutrients are, chemically speaking, believed to be in well-balanced proportion, which reduces the waste in digestion to a minimum.
An Important Point.
It will be noticed in the foregoing table ...that the carbo- hydrates and fat, the heat-producing elements of food, are in very considerable proportion, and that the flesh-formers the albuminoids are not. It will therefore be understood that the 58 BRITISH DAIRYING.
heat of the body is an alt-important demand of nature, and that it is a serious matter to expose cattle to climatic conditions which reduce warmth to any considerable extent. On this account it is not a good thing to allow cows to drink large quantities of water which is only just above freezing-point 32 Fahr.
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