1st Edition

Upgrading Residues and By-products for Animals

By J. Tal Huber Copyright 1981

    Accumulation into one source of what is known regarding the feeding value of these materials and systems which have been developed for improving their digestibility, palatability or methods of handling was the motivation for organising this book. These has been an effort to include the major categories of unconventional materials which can potentially be upgraded to provide the ruminant with needed nutrients, but certainly some have been missed. It is hoped that this treatise will prove to be a valuable tool for workers involved in improving the utilization of residues and waste products for animals.

    1. Feed By-Products and Their Utilization by Ruminants 2. The Nutritive Value of and Methods of Incorporating Animal Wastes into Rations for Ruminants 3. Increasing the Nutritive Value of Crop Residues by Chemical Treatment 4. Increasing the Nutritive Value of Wood and Forest products 5. Methods of utilizing Whey in Ruminant Rations 6. The Use of Ammonia in Protein Enrichment of Feed 7. Regulatory Aspects of Residues and By-Products

    Biography

    J. Tal Huber