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Nutrition evaluation of an unconventional for ruminants estimated by the in vitro fermentation system | IJB_INNSPUB - International Journal of Biosciences || IJB - INNSPUB

By: Ping Sheng, Jiangli Huang, Li He, Shaoshi Ji, Zhihong Zhang, Dongsheng Wang, Yizun Yu, Shaoxun Tang, Jiannan Ding

For sustainable intensification of ruminant industries, it would be wise to explore the potential of unconventional feedstuff resources. Chinese medicine residue (CMR) is of interest due to its high nutrient, low cost and large quantities, indicating its potential as an unconventional feedstuff for ruminants. In this study, in vitro ruminal fermentation technique was used to evaluate the potential ruminant feedstuff. The chemical analysis showed that CMR had higher concentrations of crude protein and lower concentrations of crude fiber, neutral detergent fiber and acid detergent fiber than those of some conventional feedstuff, such as peanut vines, chinese sedge and rice straw, indicating its high nutritional quality.