[PDF] Top 20 Silage of rehydrated corn grain

... Because of favorable planting conditions, the crops from recent years have been breaking records, leading to a surplus of this product in the ...difficulties of distribution of this production ... See full document

... out of the 12 paddocks. While the corn was implemented during summer of 2013/2014, cattle grazing on the annual pasture was done during the prior winter, in both ...ICLS. Corn for ... See full document

... effect of diets rich in CS on growth performance should be the consequence of a lower voluntary intake induced by the fermentation acid content of the ...level of CS inclusion in the diet had ... See full document

... The limestone was incorporated into a 17 cm soil depth layer, using moldboard plowing (twice) and disking (twice), in 1992, two months before the first corn planting. Treatments were set up in a randomized ... See full document

... application of preserving ...salts of these acids [1,13]. The application rate of preserving additives for high moisture corn preservation depends on moisture content ...in corn ... See full document

... the corn grains reached the ¼-milk stage (grains with 34–35% moisture) on 3/19/2011 and 3/25/2012, the crops in each plot were harvested using a mechanical silage forage harvester with 12 knives (model ... See full document

... determines silage qual- ity (Johnson et ...the corn plant accumulates starch and, by dilution, its fiber con- tent is ...value of the silage (Bal et ...in grain ruminal degradability ... See full document

... the grain cultivars (Table 2), a consensus in the literature (Zago, ...1991). Corn hybrids cultivated simulta- neously in areas adjacent to this experiment yielded, on average, ...t of DM per ... See full document

... groups of morphoagronomic and bromatological traits, there were eliminated the traits grain yield at silage point (GY), proportion of grains in the green mass (GGM) and dry matter content (DM) ... See full document

... rows of the plots. Of these, 15 representative plants were collected to assess height, ear insertion, and stem ...distance of the stem of each plant to the apex of the tassel and to the ... See full document

... effect of processing (levels of grinding and moist grain silage) in the diet of lactating Holstein cows, are similar to those obtained in this ...digestibility of DM, NDF, and ... See full document

... Whole corn plant silage is a complex feedstuff consisting of a mixture of grain and finely chopped forage, being both plant components of different nutritional value for the ... See full document

... levels of HMCS of 0, 33, 67 and 100% replacing DGC characterized the experimental ...ratio of 35:65 and they were formulated to be isoproteic ...quantity of dry matter to be offered (DMI), it ... See full document

... sisting of sugarcane and urea only, factors associated with the formulation, and not exclusively to the sugarcane, may explain the low intake and lack of ability to main- tain positive energy balance in ... See full document

... density of the particles increasing the ruminal passage ...amounts of these foods rapidly reach the posterior digestive tract and may undergo the action of intestinal enzymes (Passini et ...effect ... See full document

... number of chemical detoxification processes, with emphasis on the adsorption using multifunctional chelating agents (Galvano et ...value of a chelate adsorbed ...potential of strain S69, which showed ... See full document

... cause of the lower digestibility of the vitreous portion of the ...make silage because they have a lower vitreous proportion in the ...inferences of Szasz et al. (2007), who claimed ... See full document

... The poultry business is one of the most important economic industries of Brazilian agriculture, having an outstanding position on the national and international market. In Brazil, broiler production is ... See full document

... effects of the rehydration and ensiling of corn grain with two geometric mean diameters (GMD) of ...diameter of the sieved used on the fermentation characteristics and chemical ... See full document

... moisture grain silages were Sara and BRS-701 for low and high tannin silages, ...29.73% of moisture (M) for the low and high tannin genotypes, ...the grain grinding. Sieves could not be used because ... See full document