Total Digestible Nutrient

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• Concentrates used as animal feeds (nutrient values on as-fed basis) — ▪ Table Concentrates used as animal feeds (nutrient values on as fed basis)* dry matter total digestible nutrients protein fat crude fibre Cereal grains barley 89.0 73.3 11.5   1.7   5.0 corn, yellow 88.0 78.0   8.0   3.6   2.3 oats 89.0 70.0… …   Universalium

• Roughages used as animal feeds (nutrient values on as-fed basis) — ▪ Table Roughages used as animal feeds (nutrient values on as fed basis)* dry matter total digestible nutrients protein fat crude fibre Dry (hay) alfalfa hay, midbloom 91.0 52.2 17.0 3.3 25.5 Bermuda grass, late vegetative 91.0 44.6   7.1 2.5… …   Universalium

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