Twelve local “Yellow” cattle with initial body weight of 80-100kg and 1.5 to 2 years of age
were assigned to a feeding trial in a farmer household in Phonexay village, Phieng District …

The experiment was carried out to study effects of supplementary dietary protein of differing
solubilities, and of brewers' grains on feed intake, digestibility and N balance in local …

Nutrition or feeding is one of the most important components in livestock production and it's
associated with high costs. In goat production, it can typically account for 60% or more of …

Effect of method of processing of cassava leaves on protein solubility and methane production
in an in vitro incubation using ca Page 1 1 www.lrrd.org/lrrd24/2/sang24036.htm Livestock …

Goats make a valuable contribution to the livestock industry in Southern Africa (Bakare and
Chimonyo, 2011). In economically-deprived regions goats are used as a source of income …

Twenty-four lactating goats (F1 of Bachthao* Jamnapary or Barbary) were used to
investigate supplementation with cassava foliage hay (Manihot esculenta Crantz) of a low …

The purpose of the present study was to show that in an in vitro rumen fermentation methane
production would be reduced when cassava leaf meal replaced water spinach as the protein …

An in vitro rumen incubation was carried out to study effects on methane production when:(i)
cassava root was fermented with yeast, urea and di-ammonium phosphate (DAP) compared …

The aim of this study was to evaluate the effect of fresh and sun-dried cassava leaves
together with biochar on methane production in an in vitro rumen incubation of molasses …

The results of this thesis implicated that rumen fermentation can be modified by the use of
locally available feed resources such as cassava root and foliage, brewers' grains and rice …