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1977
Description
Experience is reported regarding the application of the GDR Feed Evaluation System in managing and planning the forage production along industrial lines in the Velgast KAP. The following priorities of application are discussed:
(1) Determining the feed supply and balancing it against the feed requirements of the animals to be fed, for the purpose of planning the forage production and analyzing the performance reached in forage production;
(2) Utilization of the results of energy and nutrient yield assessment over several years, and of feed planning in order to derive optimum cropping patterns;
(3) Implementation of exact assessment of feed quantity and quality, including quality-related economic evaluation of all feedstuffs.
Citation
Weidlich, Wolfgang; Luddecke, Fritz; Beyer, Manfred; and Jentsch, Werner, "The application of the GDR Feed Evaluation System in the Velgast inter-farm cooperative crop production division (KAP)" (1977). IGC Proceedings (1977-2023). 5.
(URL: https://uknowledge.uky.edu/igc/1977/sess10/5)
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The application of the GDR Feed Evaluation System in the Velgast inter-farm cooperative crop production division (KAP)
Experience is reported regarding the application of the GDR Feed Evaluation System in managing and planning the forage production along industrial lines in the Velgast KAP. The following priorities of application are discussed:
(1) Determining the feed supply and balancing it against the feed requirements of the animals to be fed, for the purpose of planning the forage production and analyzing the performance reached in forage production;
(2) Utilization of the results of energy and nutrient yield assessment over several years, and of feed planning in order to derive optimum cropping patterns;
(3) Implementation of exact assessment of feed quantity and quality, including quality-related economic evaluation of all feedstuffs.
