Feeding Farm Animals
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For sheep, sugar beets are excellent when fed to breed- ing ewes on dry feed. They are also particularly good for milk lambs that are being pushed for the market. For fat- tening sheep and lambs, sugar beets should be fed along with grain, notwithstanding their high sugar content. They are too bulky a food to admit of feeding them alone for fatten- ing along with hay.
For swine of all ages, sugar beets are excellent, espe- cially for growing swine. They are greatly relished by young animals and... furnish an economical food for them when fed as part of the ration. Brood sows will winter nicely and cheaply on them with a small amount of grain added. A small quantity will be found helpful far beyond the cost, to animals that are being pushed along by heavy feed- ing of grain. Experiments conducted in feeding sugar beets to swine, have shown that from 4 to 8 pounds of sugar beets are equal to i pound of barley.
To horses, sugar beets are not much fed, but when available, moderate quantities will be as helpful relatively to young horses as to young stock of other classes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For sheep, sugar beets are excellent when fed to breed- ing ewes on dry feed. They are also particularly good for milk lambs that are being pushed for the market. For fat- tening sheep and lambs, sugar beets should be fed along with grain, notwithstanding their high sugar content. They are too bulky a food to admit of feeding them alone for fatten- ing along with hay.
For swine of all ages, sugar beets are excellent, espe- cially for growing swine. They are greatly relished by young animals and... furnish an economical food for them when fed as part of the ration. Brood sows will winter nicely and cheaply on them with a small amount of grain added. A small quantity will be found helpful far beyond the cost, to animals that are being pushed along by heavy feed- ing of grain. Experiments conducted in feeding sugar beets to swine, have shown that from 4 to 8 pounds of sugar beets are equal to i pound of barley.
To horses, sugar beets are not much fed, but when available, moderate quantities will be as helpful relatively to young horses as to young stock of other classes.
What to read after Feeding Farm Animals?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Shaw Thomas to read onlineMoreLess
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