Feeding option

Part 2 book "Equine nutrition and feeding" includes content: Growth; feeding for performance and the metabolism of nutrients during exercise; grassland and pasture management; pests and ailments related to grazing area, diet and housing; laboratory methods for assessing nutritional status and some dietary options.

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Part 1 book "Applied equine nutrition and training" includes content: How to feed sport horses with roughage only; medicinal plants for animals – a current therapeutic option with long tradition; equine immunology and phytogenic drugs - possibilities and limitations; mycotoxicoses in horses - toxins, occurrence in feed, and the search for markers of exposure; the whole horse approach to equine physical rehabilitation - the biomechanical view,... and other contents.

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In tropical countries, roughages feeds are the major diets of ruminant animals which are poor in quality. Hence, improving the nutritive value of feeds of such kind is vital for best utilization for ultimate goal of increased animal production. Animal feeds and feeding practices can be changed by biological catalysts such as fungi with the objective to improve nutritive value and to reduce environmental waste.

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World population is increasing at an alarming rate, and crop cultivation on marginal lands has emerged as an alternate option to feed the burgeoning population. However, marginal lands are characterized by poor soil health and other undesirable characteristics resulting in low crop production and less economic returns. Interest in the application of superabsorbent polymers (SAPs) for marginal lands has been increasing.

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Livestock sector plays an important role in the national economy and in the socioeconomic development of the country. Green fodder provides nutrients for milch animals at cheaper cost. Inspite of its importance, in the country, green fodder production has not been given proper place in the cropping pattern in providing proper nutrition to livestock. In view of this, a study was undertaken to analyse the feed and fodder management systems in periurban and rural areas of Belgaum district.

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For rapid growing population, production of animal protein source in a sustainable manner is very difficult from conventional protein source under climate change scenario. Insects are the best alternative food source for conventional livestock. Entomophagy is one of the viable option to meet the global animal protein demand. Eating of insects has several advantages over consumption of conventional animals includes nutritional, environmental, social and economical opportunities. Several insect species are reared as feed for poultry and aquaculture.

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Supply of good quality and adequate quantities of fodder play an important role in improving the health and productivity of animals. Green and dry fodders are cheaper sources than concentrate feed, hence its inclusion would curtail the cost of feed purchase. Unfortunately, in our country there is acute scarcity of green and dry fodder mainly due to very less area available for its cultivation. In future also there are less chances to increase area under forage cultivation because of heavy pressure of burgeoning human and livestock population on meager land.

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Biomass from food crops not a good option due to demand of food. Lignocellulosic feed stocks are residues of food crop and forestry waste. This makes researchers to focus on the conversion of feed stock to useful green fuels and other flat form chemicals. This present paper briefly reviews the conversion of lignocellulosic material conversion to furfural and furfuryl alcohol by hydrolysis process.

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Malnutrition is still public health problem in some parts of the world and causes irreversible damage at infant stage. Infants require high energy and nutrient dense foods because of their high growth velocity. Feeding fortified complementary blended foods is one of the options to treat malnourished infants. These foods are prepared with cereallegume blend, oil, sugar, vitamin/minerals and animal source protein. Complementary foods with high sugar content (> 15%) are not recommended to treat malnourished group. Animal source protein in complementary foods leads to hike in production cost.

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Poultry industry is one of the fastest growing markets. The poultry industry produces large amounts of solid waste. There are many different waste management options for poultry waste including land application of litter as an organic fertilizer, feed for livestock, biogas production, products for commercial purposes. Poultry wastes are posing serious environmental pollution problems, through offensive odours and promotion of fly and rodent breeding. The appropriate utilization of its waste or by-products increases the monetary output and protects from its unwanted side-effects.

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Evidence of 24-months survival in the frame of prevention of mother-to-child transmission (PMTCT) cascade-care is scare from routine programs in sub-Saharan African (SSA) settings.

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Production of secondary metabolites from plant tissue culture has emerged as a promising and feasible option attracting the attention of scientists worldwide. Plant cell, tissue and organ cultures offer an attractive alternative for homogeneous, controlled production of secondary metabolites, throughout the year, especially when we take commercial demand into account. They not only facilitate the de novo synthesis of novel compounds, but also are able to produce compounds sometimes even in higher amounts than the intact plants.

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Organic milk producers usually begin as operators of conventional dairies that go through what can be a challenging and costly transition process. Many changes in such areas as animal husbandry, land and crop management, sourcing new and different inputs, and initiation of the certification process, among others, are required during transition. For example, the pasture and cropland providing feed for organic dairies must be managed organically for a minimum of 36 months before it can be certified.

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Assessing the diversity of AnGR is made more difficult by the existence of many animal populations that are not assigned to any recognized breed. Even though parts of these “non-descript” populations are known to be multiple crosses of recognized breeds, some animals may belong to (relatively) homogenous groups distinguishable from neighbouring populations on the basis of identifiable and stable phenotypic characteristics (among which may be unique and valuable attributes) that warrant their being distinguished as separate breeds.

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In Western Australia silage made from rye grass is the predominant summer feed for cows. It is most commonly mixed with cheap grain and to date this has proved to be an economical feed option. The primary advantage of this type of silage is that it improves pasture utilisation by conserving surplus pasture which is able to be fed out when there is a forage deficit. However, the disadvantage of this type of silage can be inconsistencies in its quality. The inconsistencies arise when excess pasture is preserved at different times during...

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Western Australia has a minimal amount of irrigated water available and is currently experiencing, longer, drier summers. It is therefore inevitable that cows eating preserved forages will gradually move towards an increasingly Total Mixed Ration (TMR) feed and at the shoulder of the season a Partial Mixed Ration (PMR). It makes sense therefore, to thoroughly investigate the methods for providing cost effective home grown forage options for feeding cows in the future.

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Official policies for SME development can be evaluated against their impact upon enterprise culture, start-up, survival and growth of SMEs, and stakeholder empathy. Each of these criteria feeds off the others. Enterprise culture will be strong where there are high rates of SME growth. Where SMEs are dominant features in the local and regional economic and social environment, stakeholders themselves will be influenced and will adjust their behaviour accordingly. This template of culture and business and stakeholder development may be used in very different country contexts.

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This is the go-to guide for turning Groovy into every Java developer’s perfect utility knife. Whether you need to quickly parse an Atom feed, serve up an Excel spreadsheet from your Grails app, or create a tarball on the fly, this book will show you how. In true Groovy style, Scott does away with all unnecessary ceremony and gets right down to business. In almost every section, the very first thing you see is code— the recipe for solving the problem at hand—and if you want to stick around for the clear and informative explanation, well, that’s strictly optional. Jason...

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There exists a range of solutions to reduce exposure to indoor air pollution. This includes reducing the source of pollution and altering the living environment and user behavior. Source reduction involves improved cooking devices (with or without flue attached), cleaner fuel, and reduced need for fire. Alterations to the living environment include improved ventilation and improved kitchen design and stove placement. Altered user behavior includes fuel drying, stove and chimney maintenance, use of pot lids to conserve heat, and keeping children away from the smoke (Bruce et al.

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Premium and cost sharing subsidies will be available through the Exchange for individuals with incomes up to 400 percent of the Federal Poverty Level (FPL)4 who do not qualify for Medi-Cal and do not have any family members with an offer of affordable job-based coverage. 5 A separate Small Business Health Options Plan (SHOP) exchange will offer coverage to firms of 50 or fewer workers between 2014 and 2016, after which time it will be open to firms of 100 or fewer workers. Small businesses with low-wage workforces may be eligible for tax credits through the SHOP exchange.

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