Analysis of Potential Feed Samples for the Indonesian Feedlot Industry and for Inclusion in Nutrition Models for Indonesian Cattle Feeding Systems

Project Code:  W.LIV.0373

Year Published: 2010

The purpose of this project was the analysis of feed samples collected by the Indonesian feedlot industry. The aim of the project was to examine the nutritive content and suitability for feedlot rations and assemble the information to build nutritional models applicable to Indonesian cattle production systems.

The purpose of this project was the analysis of feed samples collected by the Indonesian feedlot industry. The aim of the project was to examine the nutritive content and suitability for feedlot rations and assemble the information to build nutritional models applicable to Indonesian cattle production systems. No conclusions were drawn from this project as no samples were submitted for analysis.

Keywords: Cattle, In-market, Feedlot, Farm, Fodder

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