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High- and Low-moisture alfalfa wafers for milk production

California Agriculture > Volume 18 > Number 6  > research article 

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G. A. Hutton
Magnar Ronning, University of California
J. B. Dobie, U. C.

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California Agriculture 18(6):3-4.

Published June 01, 1964

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The daily consumption of high-moisture alfalfa wafers, with or without forced-air drying, averaged 31/2 Ibs per cow more than baled hay in a recent trial at Davis. There was no significant difference in milk production between conventionally stored wafers and baled hay, but on aerated wafers FCM (4% fat-corrected milk) was increased 2 Ibs per cow daily.

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High- and Low-moisture alfalfa wafers for milk production

G. A. Hutton, Magnar Ronning, J. B. Dobie
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High- and Low-moisture alfalfa wafers for milk production

California Agriculture > Volume 18 > Number 6  > research article 

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Share using any of the popular social networks Share by sending an email Print article
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Authors

G. A. Hutton
Magnar Ronning, University of California
J. B. Dobie, U. C.

Publication Information

California Agriculture 18(6):3-4.

Published June 01, 1964

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Author Affiliations show

Abstract

The daily consumption of high-moisture alfalfa wafers, with or without forced-air drying, averaged 31/2 Ibs per cow more than baled hay in a recent trial at Davis. There was no significant difference in milk production between conventionally stored wafers and baled hay, but on aerated wafers FCM (4% fat-corrected milk) was increased 2 Ibs per cow daily.

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