Sentence examples for forage feeding from inspiring English sources

Three feeders and 2 forage types were used in a 3 × 2 factorial treatment arrangement within a Latin-square design to evaluate forage feeding waste.

Treatment diets were fed for 28 d and contained similar amounts of protein; treatments were formulated to be high in forage fiber so that utilization differences by the lactating cows could be expressed readily between the forage feeding schemes.

It is grown on approximately 6 million hectares in Europe for bread-making, animal feed, forage feeding, and vodka production (FAO, 2010).

The association between lignin and the recalcitrance of biomass materials has long been recognized in forage feeding and tree pulping practices, and led to earlier lignin-engineering efforts aimed at improving feedstock performance in these processes [ 1].

The populations exposed to the large number of different nutritional trials (such as forage feeding, concentrate rations or amino acid and mineral supplementation) were bred in a diverse geographical area (throughout the Midwest United States) in several different years.

A series of nutritional trials such as forage feeding, concentrate rations or amino acid and mineral supplementation was imposed on 651 of the steers fed at the University of Missouri.

Diets were high forage, fed ad libitum (HF); by-product based (BP), fed at the same rate as HF-fed heifers; or low forage (LF), fed at 86% of the HF diet.

Diets varied from high grain fed to steers to low- and high-quality forage fed to cows.

The following equation was used for the model: Yijk = μ + Aj + b Ek) + (A*b(E))jk + eijk, where Yijk = dependent variable; μ = overall mean; Aj = the effect of type of forage fed to the ewe; b Ek) = body weight at lambing; b = linear regression coefficient; (A*b(E))jk = interaction between the forage type and body weight at lambing; eijk = residual error.

Surprisingly, wild mice did not avoid faeces during foraging, feeding or nesting.

It is perhaps through these interactions that dopamine seems to not just trigger one behavioral transition, but rather a whole host of behaviors associated with crawling on land; like foraging, feeding, and defecation.