Chemical compostion of commonley used feeds and fodder availabe in Ladakh

G MONDAL; M S MIR

doi:10.56093/ijans.v78i3.4656

Chemical compostion of commonley used feeds and fodder availabe in Ladakh

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Authors

G MONDAL
M S MIR

https://doi.org/10.56093/ijans.v78i3.4656

Keywords:

Chemical evaluation, Feeds, Fodders, Ladakh, Tree leaves

Abstract

Feeds (20) were taken for chemical evaluation and fibre fractions in Ladakh, a cold arid region of Jammu & Kashmir. Highest crude protein (CP) was observed in mulberry followed by pea, alfalfa and iris, whereas, lowest in cicero Crude fibre (CF) was highest in cicer and lowest in sarsing. Hemicellulose was highest in iris and lowest in cicero Whole plant (leaves and stem with some grains), small millet, foxtail millet and bulk wheat, and straws/ other feeds, viz. wheat straw, barley straw and mustard siliqua were also evaluated for its chemical composition. Among these whole plants as well as mustard siliqua had higher CP and straws

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Submitted

2011-03-08

Published

2011-03-08

Issue

Vol. 78 No. 3 (2008)

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How to Cite

MONDAL, G., & MIR, M. S. (2011). Chemical compostion of commonley used feeds and fodder availabe in Ladakh. The Indian Journal of Animal Sciences, 78(3). https://doi.org/10.56093/ijans.v78i3.4656