| He created a re-circulating system to clean the grain and sold the hulls as bedding and a low-potassium roughage source. |
|
| Insoluble fiber provides bulk or roughage to your diet, but you don't digest it. |
|
| It has a sugar so it gives you some energy, but it also has some fiber and roughage, so it gives the illusion of being healthier. |
|
| The jird is able to exploit low quality roughage and has a low energy requirement. |
|
| It takes 60 to 90 days for them to develop the four-chamber ruminant stomach that allows them to eat roughage and extract protein from it. |
|
| Sometimes the piles stage a comeback after a number of years if you get constipated and do too much straining, or don't eat enough roughage. |
|
| Yes, a ruminant couldn't live on roughage without the bugs, because these digest the tough cellulose fibre in the plants the animals eat. |
|
| The concentrates are restricted to a certain level while roughage is fed as often as the cows want it. |
|
| A lot of energy comes from the pasture, so harvesting is crucial to us for top quality roughage. |
|
| The roughage in turn can be subdivided into three groups: low quality feed, reasonably quality feed and high quality types. |
|
| A high proportion of cereal products and roughage in the diet can reduce the utilisation of zinc. |
|
| In Chapter 3 we explained that a bigger animal can eat more roughage and thus produce more: milk, meat or labour. |
|
| Note: If the roughage material contains unthreshed wheat heads, the heads are squeezed to remove the kernels of wheat prior to weighing. |
|
| Pelleting or cubing may help lower feed waste, particularly if the cubes contain some roughage in addition to grain. |
|
| Moreover, water fleas are an invaluable source of chitin, which acts as roughage, regulating digestive processes and preventing constipation. |
|
| Feeding more frequently, offering the cows more roughage, and maybe increasing the frequency of milking are examples to reduce these problems. |
|
| Livestock farmers with no forage area and sellers of roughage or its substitutes will receive no aid under the draft directive. |
|
| The drier the roughage, the bigger the cow and the higher the production, the more extra water the cow needs: up to 45 litres a day. |
|
| In many areas of the Southeast U.S., cottonseed hulls are often the primary source of roughage or are used to extend conventional forage supplies. |
|
| Sows in group housing that were not fed additional roughage had an increased risk of body lesions than sows in herds where additional roughage was fed. |
|
|
|
| In all cases add roughage in the form of straw, hay or haylage. |
|
| The wheat kernel is not included when assessing the concentration of roughage for commercial cleanliness. |
|
| Effect of stilbestrol and pelleting at two concentrate to roughage ratios on the performance and carcass quality of fattening lambs. |
|
| They may arise during chronic constipation with intense pressure by defecation, or with low roughage nutrition or protracted misuse of laxatives for an extended period. |
|
| Feed roughage before grain to buffer the ruminal environment. |
|
| Pica a hunger for nonnutritive substances may be a symptom of the need for more roughage in the diet or of feline leukemia or other health problems. |
|
| They obtain part of their water requirements from the roughage they eat. |
|
| The block is given in addition to the roughage. |
|
| There is a need to ensure that transhumance for organic livestock can continue, notwithstanding the fact that the animals will take up a certain amount of conventional roughage. |
|
| Where poultry are kept indoors, they shall permanently have access to sufficient quantities of roughage and suitable material in order to meet the poultry's ethological needs. |
|
| Use roughage with the grain, even if it is of poor quality. |
|
| That's because the high proportion of cereals, vegetables and fruit in a vegetarian diet ensure that the body gets plenty of roughage, vitamins and secondary plant compounds, which are very beneficial to health. |
|
| If heavy snow falls, it may be necessary to feed roughage until the snow melts. |
|
| Look out for wholegrains and stick to brown bread, rice and pasta to ensure you're getting plenty of roughage. |
|
| Most breeds prefer to graze on grass and other short roughage, avoiding the taller woody parts of plants that goats readily consume. |
|
| They include all parts of plant foods that cannot be digested or absorbed by the body and are also known as roughage or bulk. |
|
| Soluble fibre may help but roughage can cause pain and bloating. |
|
| Cottonseed hulls can be added to dairy cattle rations for roughage. |
|
| It is valued as a good roughage source for ruminants such as cattle. |
|
| It turns out that Tye, in his infinite wisdom, had decided to add a little roughage to the meal by placing one of his toy cars in the frying basket. |
|
|
|
| From the data available in the literature, it is likely that the higher alkalization power of the NaOH improves the efficiency of the effect on roughage treatment. |
|
| Intake control and recording will be by means of a Roughage Intake Control system or equivalent. |
|
