1955
DOI: 10.1093/ansci/14.3.825
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Effect of a High Salt Intake on the Digestibility of Ration Constituents and on Nitrogen, Sodium, and Chloride Retention by Steers and Wethers

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“…Although there was no significant depression in intake for the lower levels of NaCl supplementation, there was a significant decrease of 12% in dry-matter intake for the 3-09% Na supplemented diet compared with the control level. Since there was also a depression in DOMD with higher salt intake (as found by Nelson et al 1955), this resulted in a decrease in the digestible organicmatter intake of 20 % below the control level.…”
Section: G Moseley and D I H Jonesmentioning
confidence: 71%
“…Although there was no significant depression in intake for the lower levels of NaCl supplementation, there was a significant decrease of 12% in dry-matter intake for the 3-09% Na supplemented diet compared with the control level. Since there was also a depression in DOMD with higher salt intake (as found by Nelson et al 1955), this resulted in a decrease in the digestible organicmatter intake of 20 % below the control level.…”
Section: G Moseley and D I H Jonesmentioning
confidence: 71%
“…However, dung is not considered in our mass balance calculation nor in our model used to estimate organism populations. One reason for this is that >99% of the total chlorine and >80% of the total sodium output for sheep are in urine ( 44 ). As such, it is unlikely that dung has contributed to more than ~20% of the total Cl − and Na + .…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…En la medida que haya suficiente agua de bebida disponible, la mayoría de la sal ingerida es excretada a través de la orina 13 . A pesar de la reducción numérica en la ganancia de peso de los animales en el tratamiento de autoconsumo restringido, la misma no fue significativa comparado con el suministro diario y el ahorro en tiempo y mano de obra por visitar el potrero una vez por semana en vez de ir todos los días justifica la técnica desde el punto de vista operativo.…”
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“…La presencia de sal adicional y un mayor consumo de ración en los tratamientos de autoconsumo pueden haber explicado dicho incremento numérico en la eficiencia de conversión. Disminución de la digestibilidad de la materia orgánica, fibra y proteína, incremento de la excreción de nitrógeno y almidón en heces, y reducción de la actividad celulolítica a nivel ruminal, son algunos de los efectos reportados en la literatura internacional asociados al consumo de raciones con alto contenido de sal que pueden influir en la respuesta animal obtenida 5,6,12,13 .…”
Section: Discussionunclassified