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QUANTIFICATION AND QUALITATIVE CHARACTERISTICS

OF CRUDE PROTEIN IN FORAGE CROPS, FODDERS

AND BIOLOGICAL MATERIALS OF ANIMALS AND BIRDS

Keywords:

crude protein; amino-acid composition; solubility; proteolysis;

forage crops; forage mixture; fodders

The book includes two parts: brief text and the basis — tables.

The results of many-years investigations (1965-2013) of qualitative

composition the crude protein have been systematized and summarized in the

tables.

These data were obtained in Williams Fodder Research Institute as ex­

perimental materials, at the execution the complex state programmes on fod­

der production, forage crops breeding, fodders processing, zoo-technical es­

timation and agricultural animals feeding.

Amino-acid composition was presented as a major characteristic of

crude protein quality. Besides, solubility and proteolysis were placed in the

tables as important parameters, linked with specificity of alimentary system

of ruminant. Microbial protein, synthesized in the gizzard, and not forcipes

protein after proteolysis in rennet and intestine, is the sources of covering the

ruminant animals requirements in the amino acids.

The definitions of such the notions as solubility and proteolysis are

given in the book with methods of its determination according to GOST.

Narrow correlation between the fermentation «in situ» and «in vitro»

for the basic fodders of ruminant rations was found on the level r

24

= 90 ±

0,06 and r6= 0,85 ± 0,09.

The regression equation (n = 291), allowing determination of crude

protein proteolysis on depending the solubility, was developed and the fod­

ders classification according to these parameters was presented.

The tables includes about 900 names of objects the study on 20-24 pa­

rameters. Amino-acid composition, after determination on the automatic ana­

lyzers, was characterized by amino acids contents per 1 g/kg of fodders dry

matter and its percentage shares of crude protein.

The data of qualitative compound the crude protein of biological mate­

rial the broiler chickens have been summarized. The broilers were grown on

the forage mixtures with replacement of 50 % the wheat grain on triticale, the

part of soybean and sunflower ground-oil cakes 15 % of spring- and winter-

cultivated vetch, 25 % of narrow-leafed lupine grain, broad beans.

The species and varietal features of crude protein quality for some for­

age crops and fodders were detected and recorded.

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