Relative Efficiency of Different Rations for Fleshing Horses for Market
Relative Efficiency of Different Rations for Fleshing Horses for Market
Rufus C Rufus Chancey Obrecht
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44 14. 66 14. 15 13. 95 14. 64 Lot 2 . Lot 3 Lot 4 The economic use made of the feeds is brought out in Table 11, which shows lot 3 to have required the least dry matter to make a pound of gain; lot 2 is next in order, then lots 4 and 1, which are about the same. This helps to emphasize the fact that perhaps the rations of lots 2 and 3 were more palatable than that of lots 1 and 4, and with the result that a larger amount of feed was consumed and larger and more economical gains secured. I It w...ill also be seen that the amount of dry matter per pound of gain is higher than that re- quired in lots 1 and 2 in Experiment 1. 1909] FLESHING HORSKS FOR MARKET 545 Table 12 gives the average daily dry matter and digestible nutri- ents per thousand pounds live weight, which shows that the amount of dry matter decreased as the experiment progressed and was notice- ably less during the third and fourth periods. In the average for the entire experiment lot 1 received slightly less dry matter than lot 4, and noticeably less than lot 2.
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