+ Follow NACEDERO Tag
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[Title] => Animal food of the future
[Summary] => Trichantera gigantean, a fodder tree more popularly called Nacedero or Madre de Agua in local parlance might as well be the animal food for the future.
Using fresh Trichantera leaves to grower-finisher diet enables a farmer to save up to P334 from seeds for 20 percent replacement and P777 with 30 percent replacement to commercial ration with comparable results of average daily gain and the feed conversion ratio to full commercial ration.
[DatePublished] => 2004-06-20 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Lily O. Ramos
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[Title] => BAI grows, sells fodder tree as feed for animals
[Summary] => The Bureau of Animal Industry has successfully grown within its compound and is actually now selling trichantera gigantean, a fodder tree more commonly known as Nacedero or Madre de Agua, for animal feeds.
BAI Director Dr. Jose Q. Molina said this non leguminous specie, which was brought in the country from Columbia (Latin America) in 1997, grows well with repeated cutting and without fertilizers. It was started in the Philippines with only two cuttings and has adapted very well to local conditions.
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Using fresh Trichantera leaves to grower-finisher diet enables a farmer to save up to P334 from seeds for 20 percent replacement and P777 with 30 percent replacement to commercial ration with comparable results of average daily gain and the feed conversion ratio to full commercial ration.
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[Title] => BAI grows, sells fodder tree as feed for animals
[Summary] => The Bureau of Animal Industry has successfully grown within its compound and is actually now selling trichantera gigantean, a fodder tree more commonly known as Nacedero or Madre de Agua, for animal feeds.
BAI Director Dr. Jose Q. Molina said this non leguminous specie, which was brought in the country from Columbia (Latin America) in 1997, grows well with repeated cutting and without fertilizers. It was started in the Philippines with only two cuttings and has adapted very well to local conditions.
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