Comparative effect of three complete rations in terms of chemical compostion and ammonical nitrogen concentration in vitro
2002
Das, P.P. | Roy, B. | Pakhira, M.C., West Bengal University of Animal and Fishery Sciences, Kolkata (India). Department of Animal Nutrition | Mondal, M., Department of Veterinary Pathology
There rumen fistulated bulls were fed on three complete rations(I animals fed each rations) containing 1,0 and 0 urea,7,5 and 5 molasses, 6,-0 and 0.1 grams husk,0, 2.8 and 15.6 G.N.C. degree. 5.6 0 M.O.C., 7, 10 and 5 arhar chunni, 10, 6.5 and 5 rice brain. 10 and 5 wheat brain, 0,) and 4.3 damaged wheat. 34.8,35.0 and 30.0 paddy straw and 22.2, 23.0 and 5 subabul leaves. Mango, Banyan, Babul and hybrid napier were incorporated in rations III. Salt and trace mineral mixture were added each @ 1 in all the raions. An in vitro trial was conducted after four weeks feeding. Chemical compositions on the rations proved superiority of ration-III except for CP, EE and total ash, which were almost similar in all 3 rations. Highest NH3-N concentration i9n vitro (P0.01) was observed in ration-I and lowest (P0.01) in ration-II. The concentration of NH3-N of ration-III was intermediate between ration-1 and II (P0.01).
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