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Straw: Low-cost feed but not least cost

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John L Hull, University of California
John R. Dunbar, University of California

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California Agriculture 31(4):18-19.

Published April 01, 1977

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Whenever grain and hay prices are high, there is renewed interest in feeding cereal straws to growing cattle as a possible method of cutting costs. Feeding trials were conducted using cereal straws in rations formulated by a computer least-cost ration program. The growing phase compared barley straw with wheat straw with a further comparison of cottonseed meal (CSM) and urea as the nitrogen source. A standard ration was fed during the fattening phase.

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Straw: Low-cost feed but not least cost

John L Hull, John R. Dunbar
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Straw: Low-cost feed but not least cost

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Authors

John L Hull, University of California
John R. Dunbar, University of California

Publication Information

California Agriculture 31(4):18-19.

Published April 01, 1977

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Author Affiliations show

Abstract

Whenever grain and hay prices are high, there is renewed interest in feeding cereal straws to growing cattle as a possible method of cutting costs. Feeding trials were conducted using cereal straws in rations formulated by a computer least-cost ration program. The growing phase compared barley straw with wheat straw with a further comparison of cottonseed meal (CSM) and urea as the nitrogen source. A standard ration was fed during the fattening phase.

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