As it is, several foods are calculated on
an assumed digestibility. These are
Bermuda hay, taken from Bulletin 73
of this Station. Crab grass hay, tho
composition of which was determined
at thi Tennessee Experiment Station,
and the digestibility assumed as for hay
of annual glasses iu Bulletin 73. Pea
hulls aro here assumed to be equal
to "bean hulls and Professor Stew
art's calculation of digestibility is
All the other articles have been sub
jected to digestion in American experi
ments.
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above. It compares i.iwiiauiy with
timothy hay.
There hi;s been a c:hnnn uti 1-vi to the
table on the right showing the valuo cf
100 lbs. of each of the i . at the
German vaiu:.ti m of 4 cents per
poui.d ur ui-eMibio "pu.tcin" and
"fat" and 0. cents for die-tibl? car
bohydrate w i.-:i includes both digest
ible fiber anu nitrogen free extract.
Tirlli For Grapes aail I'runing.
