A study on fattening Ethiopian sheep. II. Performance of Adal lambs on supplemented grazing
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1979Language
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Galal, E.S.E., Tesfazgy, A. and Awgichew, K. 1979. A study on fattening Ethiopian sheep. II. Performance of Adal lambs on supplemented grazing. Ethiopian Journal of Agricultural Sciences 1(2): 99-107.
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The study included two trials, each of two phases, to investigate the feasibility of finishing Adal lambs on irrigated pasture and the effect of concentrate supplementation. Fifty-one ram lambs with initial mean weight of 11.9 kg and mean age of 18 week were used in phase 1 Trail 1 while phase 2 of the same trail had 50 of the lambs used in phase 1 with an average initial weight of 18.3 kg and a mean initial age of 41 weeks. Phase 1 lasted for 18 weeks while phase 2 lasted for 10 weeks. In phase 1, a concentrate supplement of 300 g/head/day increased average daily gain (p
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