[Improvement in the quality of rape seed by combining silage with fodder sugar beets. 1. Quality evaluation of the silages].

M, Kozłowski; B, Koterska; K, Zaworowski; H, Kozłowska; J, Borowska

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[Improvement in the quality of rape seed by combining silage with fodder sugar beets. 1. Quality evaluation of the silages].

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 20 Dec 1979 German Journal:Die Nahrung, volume 23 (issn: 0027-769X,

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Authors: M, Kozłowski; B, Koterska; K, Zaworowski; H, Kozłowska; J, Borowska;

pmid: 40133

[Improvement in the quality of rape seed by combining silage with fodder sugar beets. 1. Quality evaluation of the silages].

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Abstract

Industrial-scale studies showed that the addition of rape-seed flakes to half sugar mangels improves the feeding value and the quality of the silages. Furthermore, it was found that the development of yeasts was inhibited and that the propagation of acidifiers was retarded as the proportion of rape-seed increased. The microbiological analysis indicates that the amount of rape-seed added to the half sugar mangels should not exceed 10%.

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Silage, Yeasts, Vegetables, Food Microbiology, Brassica, Poland, Hydrogen-Ion Concentration, Animal Feed

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