Introducing supplements to newly weaned lambs.
JG Mulholland
Abstract
JG Mulholland
Abstract
Lupin grain was fed to newly weaned crossbred lambs either with or without lucerne hay and with or without access to pasture. The intake of lupins was highest in those groups with access to pasture. The provision of hay had no effect on animal performance while liveweight gain was improved significantly by access to grazing. The results are discussed in relation to the supplementation of weaners at pasture and the lot feeding of lambs. (
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Lupin grain was fed to newly weaned crossbred lambs either with or without lucerne hay and with or without access to pasture. The intake of lupins was highest in those groups with access to pasture. The provision of hay had no effect on animal performance while liveweight gain was improved significantly by access to grazing. The results are discussed in relation to the supplementation of weaners at pasture and the lot feeding of lambs. (
Key concepts: Pasture, Hay, Grazing, Crossbreed, Agronomy, Biology, Animal science