The Stock-Feeder's Manual : the Chemistry of Food in Relation to the Breeding And Feeding of Live Stock
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... ... 7-83 Ash 083 Total matters soluble in water ... ... ... ... 10-34 'Containing nitrogen ... ... ... ... ... ... 0*265 Matters insoluble in water. Oil 2-14 * Albuminous, or flesh-producing compounds 283 Fat and heat-producing, or respiratory elements 1/00 Woody fibre 28-80 Ash 3-23 Total matters insoluble in water ... 38 'oo. Water, expelled at 212... S I- SO 99'48- Total nitrogen in plant ... ... ... ... ... 0*71 Total albuminous, or flesh-producing compounds ... ... 4*51 Total respirato...ry, or heat and fat-producing compounds ... 8 "83 Total ash 4"o6 The ash contains in 100 parts : — Fotash 20-00 Phosphoric acid ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 872 'Containing nitrogen ... ... ... ... ... ... C445 If the large per-centage of water be deducted, the dry, nutritive matters can then be more readily compared with the amount of the same substances in other feeding articles : — Composition of looparls of furze dried at 212°. Matters soluble in water in the dry furze. * Albuminous compounds ...
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