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Joe Vendramini Forage Specialist Range Cattle Research and Education Center - Ona FL Forage Testing Joe Vendramini Forage Specialist

Nomenclature Forage nutritive value = chemical composition, digestibility, and nature of digested products of forage Forage quality = product per animal. Forage quality is measured when forage quantity and animal genetic potential are not limiting, and forage is the sole source of energy and protein (Moot and Moore, 1985)

Nomenclature Protein Energy CP = crude protein (%) TDN = total digestible nutrients (%) GE = gross energy (Mcal/lb) ME = metabolizable energy (Mcal/lb) NE = net energy (Mcal/lb)

Nomenclature Fiber NDF = neutral detergent fiber (%) (hemicellulose, cellulose, lignin) ADF = acid detergent fiber (%) (cellulose, lignin)

Nomenclature Forage Quality Indicator – Relative Feed Value (RFV) RFV = DMI*DDM/1.29 DMI = 120 / NDF and DDM = 88.9 – 0.779*ADF

Nutritional Requirement Beef Cattle DM, TDN, and CP requirements Class DM (lbs) TDN (%) CP Dry cow mid preg 27 48 7 Mature cow 10# milk 30 56 9 2 yr old lact cow 21 63 11

Supplementation Necessary corn supplementation to meet the requirement of a replacement heifer receiving hay with different TDN concentrations Hay (% TDN) Gain (lb/d) lb corn/heifer/d lb corn/100 d $/heifer/100d* 48 1.0 4.4 440 33 54 1.1 110 8.3 56

Hay Hay value calculation: $/ lb TDN Example: $ 50 / round bale Weight (lb) TDN (%) TDN/bale $ / TDN 1000 60 600 0.08 50 500 0.10 (20%)

Forage Nutritive Value Water (~ 80%) Dry Matter (~ 20%)

Forage Nutritive Value Water (~ 15%) Hay Dry Matter (~ 85%) Water (~ 65%) Silage Dry matter (~ 35%)

Forage Nutritive Value Protein Lipids Sugars Starch Dry Matter Pectin Cellulose Hemicellulose Lignin Mineral Vitamins

Forage Nutritive Value Protein (CP) %N x 6.25 Dry Matter Energy (TDN) Cell contents Cell wall (Fiber)

Forage Nutritive Value Neutral detergent fiber has an inverse correlation with intake Acid detergent fiber has an inverse correlation with digestibility The majority of the laboratories uses ADF for energy determination in forages

Forage Nutritive Value Moore et al., 1999

Forage Nutritive Value Forage species   Lab 1 Lab 2 3 4 5 Lab 6 NFTA ADF Apparent DDM Estimate DDM % DM % Stargrass 45.0 51.0 44.2 48.6 53.8 51.2 56.7 Mulato 39.0 64.0 53.5 53.1 58.5 58.1 61.5

Forage Sampling The result of the forage testing will be only as good as your sample The sample should be representative and collected correctly

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Forage Sampling Samples should be placed in paper or plastic bags and mailed to the laboratory ASAP Fresh forage and haylage/silage may change the composition if stored for long periods of time after sampling

Questions? jv@ufl.edu