Feed intake and performance of growing lambs raised on concentrate-based diets under cafeteria feeding systems
A.B. Rodríguez; R. Bodas; B. Fernández; O. López-Campos; A.R. Mantecón; F.J. Giráldez · 2007 · Animal
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Abstract
Two trials were undertaken to study the effects of cafeteria feeding systems on the feed intake, animal performance and carcass characteristics of growing lambs. Trial 1 was designed to compare conventional and cafeteria feeding systems in terms of the growth of individually reared lambs. For this assay, 26 weaned Merino lambs (15.5 ± 0.20 kg live weight) were assigned to three dietary treatment groups: (1) a control group fed barley straw and commercial concentrate under a conventional feeding system, (2) group W100S, fed soya-bean meal, whole barley grain and a mineral-vitamin supplement und
Abstract by A.B. Rodríguez; R. Bodas; B. Fernández; O. López-Campos; A.R. Mantecón; F.J. Giráldez, Animal (2007) — licensed CC BY 4.0.
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Metadata source: DOAJ · DOI 10.1017/s1751731107683803