Micronized corn and urea-liquid supplements in growing rations for calves

Dehydrated poultry waste and urea as feed supplements in layer rations

Recent Applications of Liquid Supplements in Dairy Rations

Liquid feed supplements (LFS) have a long history of use in dairy cattle feeding. Initially, LFS were used in lick tanks as a source of non-protein nitrogen (NPN) and energy for dry cows and replacement heifers. More recently, with the increased popularity of feeding total mixed rations (TMR), LFS have been marketed with the following claims: • safe and uniform delivery vehicle for micro-nutrie...

Alternatives to Corn for Dairy Rations

A twoto four-fold increase in corn prices in recent years over historical trends has prompted many questions about alternatives to corn for dairy rations. As corn is a low protein high energy feedstuff, its continued use even with high prices or concern over its partial replacement is mainly confined to rations for lactating cows where meeting the energy requirements of milk production is impor...

The Effect of Molasses Based Liquid Supplements Containing Fibrolytic Enzymes and Bypass Methinoine on the Performance of Growing Calves

Fibrolytic enzymes and bypass methionine were fed in molasses slurries in an evaluation of growing cattle performance. Eight fibrolytic enzyme treatments were offered and consisted of control (molasses only), 1.5 or 3.0 g/hd/ d of Cattle-aseTM “HR” (C1X and C2X), 0.12 g/hd/d of LodestarTM Biocellulase A20 (A20), 0.12 g/hd/d LodestarTM Biocellulase A20 and 0.06 g/hd/d LodestarTM Biocellulase X20...

Revival performance of growing buffalo calves fed on urea molasses liquid diet and roughage as survival feed

The potential of urea molasses liquid diet (UMLD) with two levels of roughage as survival feed (Phase-I) and its impact on the performance during revival period (Phase-II) was studied on eight growing buffalo calves (209 kg mean body weight; 1 year age) divided into two equal groups in a completely randomised design. In the ®rst phase, the calves of both the groups were offered 3 kg UMLD (molas...