Digestibilité Chez Le Porc Des Constituants d'UNE Farine De Luzerne Artificiellement Déshydratée

Charlet-Lery, Geneviève; Leroy, A.; Zelter, S. Z.

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“…In the Roquefort district in France, where cheese is the major product of the sheep industry, lambs are usually weaned at 4-6 weeks and slaughtered for the Paris markets. Charlet-Lery & Zelter (1955) have illustrated a practical method of rearing such lambs (Pepiniere breed) indoors on hay and concentrates. In Italy, Bonelli (1961) has shown that lambs of the Sarda breed, normally slaughtered at an uneconomic age, may be profitably reared on hay and supplements and later on pasture, and may result in a product comparable with that of lambs reared on the ewe.…”

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“…Work on early weaning of younger lambs (2-4 weeks) has been carried out in countries where ewes' milk is used for cheese and yoghurt. Under such circumstances, early weaned lambs have been regarded as a by-product of relatively low value (Charlet-Lery & Zelter, 1955), but recently more interest has been shown in the economic potential of this type of lamb (Charlet-Lery, Leroy & Zelter, 1954;Charlet-Lery & Zelter, 1955;Jacquet, 1962). In Israel, lambs may be given access to the ewe at night only (Volcani & Eyal, 1953), and are usually weaned at 8-10 weeks.…”

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The early weaning of lambs

Brown

1964

J. Agric. Sci.

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1. The literature on the early weaning of lambs has been reviewed.2. Four experiments were carried out at the Grassland Research Institute, Hurley, during 1959, 1960 and 1961 on the early weaning of Suffolk x Half-Bred lambs. The technique used involved weaning one of a pair of twin lambs at ages varying from 15 to 28 days.3. In 1959 oneof each of apair of six twin lambs was weaned on to grass alone at 15–20 days. No losses occurred, but the weaned lambs grew very slowly. The unweaned twin lambs remaining with the ewes (i.e. reared as singles) grew at rates comparable to those of single lambs.

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