论文信息 - Nutritional value of blighted corn as silage or as grain.

Nutritional value of blighted corn as silage or as grain.

Abstract Digestibility trials with 300 to 350kg steers indicated no significant difference between blighted and normal corn silage or grain as a feedstuff for growing beef steers. Extra care in harvesting and processing is recommended to prevent secondary problems with blighted feedstuffs.

D. M. Caldwell | T. W. Perry

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