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Alfalfa hay digestibility in Sardinian does

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Jan 1992 Italy English Publisher:Università degli studi di Sassari, Facoltà di Agraria
Authors: Pulina, Giuseppe; Serra, Antonio; Brandano, Paolo;

handle: 11388/265017

Alfalfa hay digestibility in Sardinian does

Abstract

A feeding trial was carried out on ten Sardinian does. 5 does (group F) were fed with alfalfa hay and the other 5 (group C+F) with alfalfa hay + 0.6 kg of concentrate to measure the digestibility of these feeds. The digestibility was measured by marker method (lignin) and by the enzymatic method. The marker method showed that the addition of concentrate to the hay increased the OM digestibility. The second method showed similar results. The Authors calculated a regression equation between "in vivo" and "in vitro" digestibility of OM in the C+F group. The changes in lignin composition before and after the digestion were analyzed.

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Sardinian does; alfalfa; digestibility

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