Effect of Cottonseed Meal and Linseed Oil Meal on the Consistency of Feces of Dairy Cattle
C.F. Huffman, L.A. Moore
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C.F. Huffman, L.A. Moore
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Summary The results of this investigation indicate that cottonseed meal is not a costive feed for dairy cattle. The consistency of feces of dairy cows is not altered by changing rapidly from a heavy cottonseed meal ration to a heavy linseed oil meal ration. There was no appreciable difference between the effects of feeding a large amount and a small amount of cottonseed meal on the consistency of feces.
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Summary The results of this investigation indicate that cottonseed meal is not a costive feed for dairy cattle. The consistency of feces of dairy cows is not altered by changing rapidly from a heavy cottonseed meal ration to a heavy linseed oil meal ration. There was no appreciable difference between the effects of feeding a large amount and a small amount of cottonseed meal on the consistency of feces.
Key concepts: Meal, Feces, Cottonseed meal, Food science, Cottonseed, Dairy cattle, Animal science, Biology