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… there are good conditions for beef production with a high feeding level of roughage due to favourable climate. The aim of this thesis is to, through interviews with ten farmers with beef production in Västerbotten, study what and with how much they feed their animals and link …
… individually through large parts of the day and fed restricted amounts of roughage, which can reduce the feeding time significantly. The roughage is often supplemented with cereal-based foods rich on starch.Incorrect feeding can lead to a great number of diseases and problems …
… Forage Particle Separator was used for determining the particle size of the roughage. Grain kernels were found in the feces from almost all sampled cow. In 250 g fresh manure the amount was 0-150 kernels. The starch content in the feces was low, in most cases around 1 % of the …
as an indiction of hunger
… is to allow the sow access to low energy, high fiber feedstuff in the form of roughage. At least half of the sows requirements for energy intake can be covered by roughage without affecting the production and access to roughage gives the sows a possibility to perform a feeding …
… used in a cross-over design with two different diets. One diet consisted of roughage alone and one of roughage and oats. The trial started with a ten day adaptation period. Thereafter a collection period of six days followed when feces were collected 10 hours per day and total …
… factor that influences eating- and ruminating time is the particle size of the roughage. The aim of the study was to find out if particle size influences the behaviour of dairy heifers, in particular with regard to eating behaviour and abnormal behaviours. The study was …
Horses are made to eat mainly roughage and it is essential for optimal health to offer them an appropriate amount of roughage with good hygienic and nutritional qualities. To produce good hay at the right time and be able to keep the hygienic quality until next summer is a …
… rumen pH more stable and always supply her with a constant proportion between roughage and concentrate. This will make it possible for the cow to eat more dry matter (DM) a day because the fibre requirements are fulfilled. If a part of the concentrate is given separated from the …
… kept alone in boxes and paddocks and are fed with small amounts of energy-rich roughage. Problems that can arise with a shortened feeding-time and long periods of fasting are behavioral changes like stereotypic behaviors and an increased risk for ulcers. A solution to the short …
… is lacking. Racks for sheep and cows are sometimes used for horses. Feeding roughage on the ground, or feeding silage bales with the plastic and net still on, can bring on a lot of different problems. The opportunity to control the hygienic quality is small and feed losses can …
… plan were fed hay or silage which was not analysed. Hay was the most common roughage, 54 % of the horses were fed with hay and 3 % with both hay and silage, and oats the most common concentrate, given to 62 % of the horses. Feed supplements of different kinds, with garlic being …
… classic system). The cows fed according to NorFor Plan consumed 1.5 kg more roughage (p
… accumulation of phosphorus in the soil profile caused by dung deposition and roughage residues, and treading damages, that might contribute to eutrophication. The soils in the area are mainly lowland soils with high humus content. The mineral fractions are dominated by sand …
… that Swedish soils have low Se contents and for sheep, which mostly have a roughage and pasture based diet, this can cause Se deficiency. In this master thesis, different studies were carried out to investigate the Se status of Swedish sheep and the amount of Se available in …
… limited feeding time. The forage usually contains grain-based concentrates and roughage. The most common training method used on horses is negative reinforcement and the horse is being controlled with a bridle and the legs and feet of the rider. In sports like racing, dressage …
