Sentence examples for meal barley from inspiring English sources

Digestibility values estimated in soybean meal, barley, sorghum and rye were 0.91, 0.83, 0.82 and 0.77, respectively.

From the results obtained, the following feeds were identified as being among the most preferred feeds: pelleted feeds, heat-treated rapeseed meal, barley with 10% rapeseed fatty acid, barley with 10% palm oil, and barley with 10% glycerol, whereas ground palm kernel expeller was undesirable.

In conclusion, there was no effect of adding molassed SBP to a meal of barley compared to feeding barley alone, and fluctuations in plasma and caecal variables were more stable when feeding hay and molassed SBP than feeding barley.

The CP12 diet was formulated from CP15 by replacing soybean meal with barley grain to maintain similar energy, fiber content and feed particle size.

Half of these animals was fed with a conventional diet, whereas the other half was exclusively fed with a fodder mix from a controlled biological production, consisting in alfalfa hay, straw hay, and a biologic mix prepared with maize meal (40%), barley meal (17%), proteic peas (35%), and flax seeds (8%).

The 2 diets included on dry matter basis 450 g/kg of corn silage and 550 g/kg of either a soybean oil-supplemented concentrate meal containing barley and maize (cereal) or dried citrus pulp (DCP; citrus).

Cows were fed a total mixed ration ad libitum, consisting of grass silage, barley meal, soybean meal and minerals (control) with crude glycerol isoenergetically replacing barley meal in experimental diets to inclusion levels of 52 g/kg, 104 g/kg and 156 g/kg of crude glycerol in the dry matter (DM) of the diets.

Carbs with low GI that you should eat: sweet potato, corn, peas, soy beans, legumes, whole grains as oat meals and barley, non starchy vegetables as broccoli, cabbage and carrots, and brown and basmati rice.

The control diet (CON) consisted of (g/kg dry matter; DM): meadow hay (188), ground corn (399), barley meal (223), soybean meal (136), sunflower meal (38.0) and vitamin-mineral premix (16.0).

The diets were sulla (Hedysarum coronarium L). fresh forage, sulla fresh forage plus 800 g/d of barley meal (SFB), and mixed hay plus 800 g/d of barley meal (MHB).

The diets were Sulla fresh forage ad libitum (SUL), Sulla fresh forage ad libitum and 800 g/d of barley meal (SULB), and mixed hay ad libitum and 800 g/d of barley meal (HB).