Sentence examples for diet barley from inspiring English sources

The diets differed in CHO composition: the ruminally fermentable nonstructural carbohydrates (RFSS) diet (barley and molasses) contained a larger proportion of ruminally available CHO in the nonstructural carbohydrate fractions and the ruminally fermentable fiber (RFNDF) diet (corn, beet pulp, and brewer's grains) contained a larger proportion of CHO in ruminally available fiber.

Twenty-eight boars were used in a 2 × 2 factorial arrangement and were assigned to 1 of 4 dietary treatments: barley-based (B) diet; barley-based diet plus an enzyme supplement (B + ES); oat-based (O) diet or oat-based diet plus an enzyme supplement (O + ES).

Biology, some physiological processes and cold hardiness of Trogoderma granarium Everts (Coleoptera: Dermestidae) on ten diets (barley, corn, millet, rice, rye, sorghum, triticale, wheat groundnut, and walnut) were studied under laboratory conditions (33 ± 1 °C with 65±5 5% RH, 14L: 14L).

Dietary treatments were as follows: diet 1, barley straw (no supplement), diet 2, barley straw supplemented with 1% urea (dry matter basis), diets 3, 4, and 5 barley straw supplemented with 150, 300, and 450 g of alfalfa hay, respectively.

The cattle are fed hay and grain, and the pigs a diet of barley, wheat and corn.

He looked confused, hurt even, and said there was no question of magic – the success of his athletes was down to a diet of barley, hard work and running at altitude.

These results indicate that increasing the peNDF content of a diet containing barley silage decreases fiber digestibility in the total tract and lowers microbial efficiency.

In 1772 there was only a single family, living on a diet of barley oats, flax and potatoes, and whatever their grazing animals could provide.

They were fed a commercial diet (wheat, barley, soybean meal and a premix of supplements of essential elements) ad libitum and dosed feed.

A concentrate diet (rolled barley, soybean meal, molasses and a mineral/vitamin premix) was offered once daily at an allowance calculated to ensure a similar growth rate to the heifers at pasture.

The following are good ways to sneak in a few servings of less-processed whole grains into your diet: Place barley or wild rice in soups and casseroles.