Comparison on the Effects of Feeding with Whole Corn Silage and Yellow Corn Silage on Chinese Holstein
Cai Zhou-shan
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Cai Zhou-shan
Abstract
Sixteen heads of Chinese Holstein were randomly divided into two groups and fed with whole corn silage and yellow corn silage at same nutritional level. Results indicated that milk yield and net income of the group fed with whole corn silage were higher that of the other group for 3.27 kg, and $ 5.24. This demonstrated that whole corn silage was significantly better than yellow corn silage for lactating Holstein.
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Sixteen heads of Chinese Holstein were randomly divided into two groups and fed with whole corn silage and yellow corn silage at same nutritional level. Results indicated that milk yield and net income of the group fed with whole corn silage were higher that of the other group for 3.27 kg, and $ 5.24. This demonstrated that whole corn silage was significantly better than yellow corn silage for lactating Holstein.
Key concepts: Silage, Biology, Agronomy, Animal science