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External and internal Inert Equation: Digestibility (%) = 100 - (100 x (marker concentration in feedstuff / marker concentration in feces ) x (nutrient concentration in feces / nutrient concentration in feedstuff)) Used if individual total intake and output cannot be measured Balance trials Estimate net retention of specific nutrient Procedure
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Cecal and colonic fluid contents were collected from three ponies and analyzed to determine the effects of three hay:barley ratios on their microbial …

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Intake and apparent digestibility of hay or hay plus concentrate diets ...
Abstract The apparent digestibility of hays plus two commercial mixed feeds containing about 14% and 11.8% crude fiber (CF), respectively as feeds was determined by means of two in vivo digestibility trials, each performed on 4 or 5 saddle horses weighing on average about 550 and 535 kg, respectively, over a 6 day feces total collection period with a previous 14 day adaptation period. The ...
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