Protein and Mineral Digestibility of Three Pelleted Equine Feeds and Subsequent Nitrogen and Phosphorus Waste Excretion1
作者： J.A. Wilson , C.W. Babb , R.H. Prince
DOI: 10.15232/S1080-7446(15)31117-7
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摘要: Abstract This experiment was designed to examine the digestibilities of 3 commercially available equine feeds when fed with Bermudagrass hay, and N P waste associated these types concentrate feeds. The used were a 12% protein pelleted feed produced by different manufacturers. Nine mature Quarter Horse geldings in × Latin square design. apparent for Ca 39.02%, 25.47%, 39.00% A, B, C , respectively, A significantly higher (P
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