Composition and quality of winter annual agrestal and ruderal herbages of two different land-use types
Shanker Raj Barsila,
Prashiksha Acahrya,
Dipesh Chhetri
Abstract:The forage demand in Nepal, particularly in the winter season, could be partially addressed by using agrestal and ruderal herbages considering their easy availability and digestibility. Agrestal and the ruderal herbages in the winter have been traditionally used by livestock keepers as a potential source of forage. The present study was carried out to compare the chemical composition and nutrient quality of wild vetch and other mixed herbages in the fallow and cultivated land for two consecutive years. Six lin… Show more
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