Assessment of Energy Content of Some Tropical Concentrate Feeds of Ruminants using Model of National Research Council - 2001

Effect of Dietary Monensin Supplementation on Nitrogen utilization and Plasma metabolites in Lactating Murrah Buffaloes

“…Chemical composition of ingredients of basal diet are presented in Table 1. The chemical composition of all the ingredients were within normal range reported previously (Das et al, 2014, Prusty, 2015, and Sharma, 2017.…”

Effect of Dietary Monensin Supplementation on Nutrient Intake, Milk Production and Milk Composition of Lactating Murrah Buffaloes

“…Chemical composition of ingredients of basal diet has been presented in Table 1. The chemical composition of all the ingredients were within normal range as reported previously (Das et al, 2014;Prusty, 2015 andSharma, 2017).…”

Exploring the genetic variability in yield, nutritional and digestibility traits in oat grains through ruminant nutrition

“…Ash, CP and EE in grains of five oat cultivars in previous study (1.92–2.27 %, 9.94–10.9 % and 5.28–6.3 %; [ 35 ]) were lower, while NDF, ADF, cellulose and lignin (29.7–38.03 %, 14.1–18.37 %, 11.35–15.01 % and 2.72–3.6 %) were higher than values in this study. Oat grains CP, EE, NDF, ADF and cellulose (9.82, 4.83, 24.93, 8.51 and 5.27 %; [ 36 ]) were lower than values in this study. Lignin percent and NDF in grains of evaluated oat varieties lies within 7.11–14.55 % [ 34 ].…”

“…The study identified higher oat grain NE M and NE G as compared to previous study [ 39 ] (2.03 and 1.37 Mcal/kg DM, respectively). Das et al [ 36 ] reported lower TDN, DE and ME in oat grains (80.72, 3.50 and 3.14). The DE, ME, NE M , NE L and NE G in oat grains (3.69–3.91, 3.03–3.21, 2.05–2.20, 1.91–2.08 and 1.39–1.52 Mcal/kg DM [ 34 ]) tended to be marginally lower.…”