Sentence examples for basal ration from inspiring English sources

In experiment 1, pectin infusion linearly decreased basal ration intake from 25.0 to 23.2 kg/d.

The treatments were as follows: (1) control (0) with no phytase added to the basal ration, (2) 300 FTU/kg added to the basal ration, (3) 600 FTU/kg added to the basal ration, and (4) 900 FTU/kg added to the basal ration.

Pectin infusion resulted in linear decreases in basal ration intake from 2250 to 1985 g/d.

In one experimental diet, 2.0 g CS and 5.5 g GlucN were added to the basal ration at each feeding.

This was prevented in experiment 2 by restricted feeding, and basal ration intake was 22.2 kg/d.

The basal ration was composed of corn and grass silages (2 1 respectively, DM basis) and straight feeds.

A basal mixed ration supplying 36 mg of Zn/kg of dry matter (DM) was supplemented with 1 of 4 concentrates differing in level and form of dietary Zn.

All cows received a basal total mixed ration consisting of 490 g/kg chopped alfalfa hay and 510 g/kg concentrate.

The 3 treatments were: (1) Basal total mixed ration (Control), (2) Control supplemented with 'XPC' yeast culture at 14 g/cow/d and, (3) Control supplemented with 'Yeasture (YST)' DFM at 10 g/cow/d.

Treatments consisted of (1) the basal total mixed ration (TMR); (2) the basal TMR plus 340 mEq/kg of Na (dry matter basis) using NaCl; (3) the basal TMR plus 340 mEq/kg of K using KCl; (4) the basal TMR plus 340 mEq/kg of Na using NaHCO3; and (5) the basal TMR plus 340 mEq/kg of K using K2CO3.

Three pens of about 310 multiparous early lactation cows were used in a 3 × 3 Latin square design with 28 day experimental periods in which the basal total mixed ration (TMR) was the same for all groups except for the RP products which were added to the treatment pens at a level designed to deliver an equal amount of intestinally absorbable l-lysine to both RP groups.