Animal Science, Department of
Nebraska Beef Cattle Reports
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Date of this Version
2015
Citation
2015 Nebraska Beef Cattle Report, University of Nebraska—Lincoln Extension, MP101.
Abstract
New corn residue harvesting methods were evaluated to determine the impacts of altering the proportions of plant part that are composed in a round bale. In vitro techniques were used to assess the organic matter digestibility of corn residue bale harvested with different proportions of stalks, leaves, and husk. As husk comprised a greater proportion of the bale, digestibility appeared to increase when compared with a conventional bale of cornstalks.
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