'Dry matter' presentation slideshows

Nutrient Balance

Nutrient Balance. NRES 406/606 Spring 2013 hernandez.leo@cabnr.unr.edu. The study of how plants absorb and assimilate inorganic compounds is called Mineral Nutrition and it is specially important in agriculture and environmental protection.

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FEED ANALYSIS

FEED ANALYSIS. Chemical Biological Digestion trial Metabolism trial Growth or lactation performance trial Microbiological In vitro -- in tube In situ -- in site (organ) Economic evaluation. Chemical Evaluation. Proximate analysis: the analysis of feed into its basic components.

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Complementary Forages in a Stocker System

Complementary Forages in a Stocker System. Bob Woods Area Extension Agronomy Specialist Northeast Oklahoma. Complementary Forages. Introduced to complement native range. Complementary Forages. Increased Carrying Capacity Improved Forage Quality Lengthened Grazing Season

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Using a test Hay for Feeding Livestock

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Dry Cow Nutrition and Management

Dry Cow Nutrition and Management. Phase Feeding. Phase 1 Far off dry cows Phase 2 Close up dry cows (transition phase) Phase 3 Fresh cow (transition phase) Phase 4 Peak milk cows (set lactation curve) Phase 5 Peak dry matter cows (persistency)

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FOOD

FOOD . CHAINS . TROPHIC. LEVELS. ECOLOGICAL. PYRAMIDS. which. Food Chain :. is a sequence of feeding relationships describing ______ ___________________ . organism eats another. source of energy. Sun. The ____ is the ______________ for food chains. eagle. FOOD CHAINS.

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Grazing Corn Stalk Residue With Beef Cows

Grazing Corn Stalk Residue With Beef Cows. Presentation:. Determining the amount of ear-drop Nutrient quality of crop residues Determining the stocking rate of corn stalk residue Supplementation strategies Protein and energy Grazing strategies Effect of grazing on subsequent crop yield.

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Dairy nutrition

Dairy nutrition. May 2013. Dairy production model. The five systems of NZ dairy farming. 1) all grass, self contained No supplement fed to the herd, except supplement made on the milking area No grazing off of milking area.

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Harvesting and Storing Quality Alfalfa

Harvesting and Storing Quality Alfalfa. www.InfoDairy.com. Harvesting and Storing Quality Alfalfa. Goals. Maintaining forage quality from field to dairy animal Minimum shrinkage and spoilage Excellent dairy animal performance.

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PENGELOLAAN BAHAN ORGANIK TANAH

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Announcements

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Announcements

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Using Soybeans as an Alternate Forage

Using Soybeans as an Alternate Forage. Dr. Mike Hutjens Dairy Extension Specialist. Jim Baltz Instructional Design Specialist. University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Learning Objectives. After viewing this module you should be able to: Identify the stages of soybean growth

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Life Cycle Assessment

Life Cycle Assessment. Tomato ketchup. Introduction.

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Metabolizable Energy of Soybean Meal

Metabolizable Energy of Soybean Meal. Nick Dale and Amy Batal University of Georgia Department of Poultry Science. Solvent-extracted dehulled soybean meal. Solvent-extracted soybean meal with hulls. Soybean meal contaminated with foreign material.

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Differing Digestive tracts

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Dry Matter Flows

Dry Matter Flows. Loss during cutting. Pasture. Silage. Loss during feeding?. Animal Intake. Supplements. Digestible Fraction. Indigestible Fraction. Surface OM RuminantDung_PastureFed. Nitrogen Flows. Loss during cutting. Pasture. Silage. Loss during feeding?. Animal Intake.

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Fodder Beet Tops can produce an additional 23-30% of the root yield; equivalent to 2-5mt/ha of dry matter.

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