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34) the feeding-stuffs in use contain the following amounts of dry matter and digestible matter : Dry matter.
Digestible.
Protein.
Carbliydrates and fat.
Total.
ratio.
Corn silage Clover hay Per cent.
27.9 84.7 89.0 85.0 Per cent.
I.I 6.4 9.2 S-S Per cent.
18.2 38.S S3-2 71.1 Per cent.
19-3 44-9 62.4 76.6 I : 16.5 I : 6.0 Oats Com meal l: 5.8 I : 12.9 Making for each feeding-stuff exactly the same calculations as were given in detail in the preceding paragraph, we have the following results as ...compared with the standard : Dry matter.
Digestible.
Protein.
Carbhydrates and fat.
Total.
ratio.
Twenty pounds com silage ....
Two pounds clover hay Four pounds oats . . . . \, . . .
Two pounds corn meal Lbs.
5.58 1.69 3.S6 1.70 Lbs.
0.22 0.13 0.37 O.II Lbs.
3-64 0.77 2.13 1.42 Lbs. ■ 3-86 0.90 2.50 I-S3 Total I2S3 0.83 7.96 8.79 I :g.6 Standard 12.00 1-3 7-5 8.8 I : 6.0 We thus find that the total quantity of digestible matter which is being fed corresponds closely with the standard. The difference in the amount of dry matter is likewise immaterial.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
34) the feeding-stuffs in use contain the following amounts of dry matter and digestible matter : Dry matter.
Digestible.
Protein.
Carbliydrates and fat.
Total.
ratio.
Corn silage Clover hay Per cent.
27.9 84.7 89.0 85.0 Per cent.
I.I 6.4 9.2 S-S Per cent.
18.2 38.S S3-2 71.1 Per cent.
19-3 44-9 62.4 76.6 I : 16.5 I : 6.0 Oats Com meal l: 5.8 I : 12.9 Making for each feeding-stuff exactly the same calculations as were given in detail in the preceding paragraph, we have the following results as ...compared with the standard : Dry matter.
Digestible.
Protein.
Carbhydrates and fat.
Total.
ratio.
Twenty pounds com silage ....
Two pounds clover hay Four pounds oats . . . . \, . . .
Two pounds corn meal Lbs.
5.58 1.69 3.S6 1.70 Lbs.
0.22 0.13 0.37 O.II Lbs.
3-64 0.77 2.13 1.42 Lbs. ■ 3-86 0.90 2.50 I-S3 Total I2S3 0.83 7.96 8.79 I :g.6 Standard 12.00 1-3 7-5 8.8 I : 6.0 We thus find that the total quantity of digestible matter which is being fed corresponds closely with the standard. The difference in the amount of dry matter is likewise immaterial.
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