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Njas-wageningen Journal of Life Sciences | 2008

Effects of forage maize type and maturity stage on in vitro rumen fermentation characteristics

J.W. Cone; A.H. van Gelder; H.A. van Schooten; J.A.M. Groten

An experiment with forage maize plants representing early and late-ripening types of Dry Down and Stay Green cultivar types was conducted to study the effects of cultivar and maturity stage on in vitro rumen fermentation characteristics and to investigate the validity of the generally supposed qualities of these cultivars. Plants were harvested at an estimated whole plant dry matter (DM) content of 250, 320 or 390 g kg‾1, on 20 August, 16 September and 3 October 2003, respectively. Chemical composition and in vitro rumen fermentation characteristics, using the gas production technique, were determined of samples from entire not ensiled plants, ears and stover and from entire plants after ensiling. The increase in whole plant DM content from 250 to 320 g kg%sup-1; (20 August - 16 September) caused starch content of the whole plants to increase and neutral detergent fibre (NDF) digestibility to decrease, both more than prolonged ripening (to 390 g DM kg-1). DM content at harvest had a statistically significant influence on degree and rate of in vitro rumen fermentation. Calculated in vitro starch degradation after 10 h of incubation in rumen fluid suggested an increased content of rumen escape starch in the older samples. Maize type had only minor effects on fermentation characteristics, which were most pronounced for the ears and the remaining stover. Although the observed differences caused by the Dry Down or Stay Green characteristics were statistically significant in some cases, they were not systematic not for the early nor for the late-ripening types.


Njas-wageningen Journal of Life Sciences | 2008

Effects of chop length and ensiling period of forage maize on in vitro rumen fermentation characteristics

J.W. Cone; A.H. van Gelder; H.A. van Schooten; J.A.M. Groten

The effect of chop length and ensiling period on in vitro rumen fermentation characteristics of forage maize was studied in two experiments. In the first experiment, maize plants of eight cultivars representing different combinations of Dry Down, Stay Green, early ripening, late ripening, starch and cell wall types were chopped at harvest into pieces of 6 or 15 mm and ensiled in small laboratory silos. After 8 weeks, silage samples were taken and freeze-dried (not ground) before in vitro rumen fermentation characteristics were determined using the gas production technique. Chop length appeared not to affect the in vitro fermentation characteristics. In the second experiment, plants of two of these maize cultivars were chopped into 6-mm pieces and ensiled for different periods in small laboratory silos and in large bunker silos as used in practice. After 0, 14, 42 and 180 days of ensiling, chemical composition and in vitro rumen fermentation characteristics were determined using the gas production technique. The in vitro fermentation characteristics were not influenced by the ensiling period up to 180 days. During the first two weeks of the ensiling period sugar content decreased and so did the gas production caused by fermentation of the soluble components.


Archive | 2017

Bemestende waarde van bagger in het voorjaar : Resultaten van éénjarig oriënterend onderzoek op veenweidegrond

H.A. van Schooten; K.M. van Houwelingen; Asg Bovenformatieven

In de praktijk worden sloten gebaggerd om het watervoerend vermogen op peil te houden. Daarnaast is gebleken dat baggeren een groot positief effect op de waterkwaliteit van de sloten heeft. In de praktijk wordt er in de zomerperiode gebaggerd omdat er vanuit de Flora en Faunawet wordt aangegeven dat er tussen 15 maart en 1 juni niet gebaggerd mag worden. Bagger bevat stikstof die bij baggeren in de zomer mogelijk te laat vrij komt om nog voldoende door het gras benut te kunnen worden Bovenstaande aspecten hebben er toe geleid dat er behoefte is aan meer inzicht in de bemestende waarde van slootbagger. Daarom werd in 2016 een orienterend onderzoek uitgevoerd waarbij bagger op vier verschillende tijdstippen (voor de 1e snede-begin april, na de 1e snede-half mei, na de 2e snede-half juni en zomer-half augustus) werd toegediend op grasland. De bemestende waarde van de stikstof in bagger werd vergeleken met die van runderdrijfmest, kunstmest en een combinatie van drijfmest en kunstmest. Per tijdstip werd de gewasopbrengst gemeten van twee sneden na aanwenden. Aanvullend werd in 2017 orienterend naar het effect van vroeg baggeren op de slootvegetatie gekeken door twee sloten te verdelen slootvakken die op vier verschillende tijdstippen (vergelijkbaar met de tijdstippen in het onderzoek naar de bemestende waarde) werden gebaggerd.


Archive | 2017

Bemestende waarde van bagger in het voorjaar

H.A. van Schooten; K.M. van Houwelingen


Archive | 2017

Benutting verdunde mest aangewend met sleepvoetenmachine op grasland : Resultaten éénjarige veldproeven op klei- en veengrond 2016

H.A. van Schooten; J.F.M. Huijsmans; K.M. van Houwelingen


Archive | 2015

Effect van alternatieve mestaanwendingsmethoden op mestbenutting door het gras : Resultaten van twee oriënterende veldproeven

H.A. van Schooten; K.M. van Houwelingen; J.F.M. Huijsmans


Grassland and forages in high output dairy farming systems. Proceedings of the 18th Symposium of the European Grassland Federation, Wageningen, The Netherlands, 15-17 June 2015 | 2015

Effect of harrowing and watering on disappearance of dung pats in pastures.

Cynthia Verwer; F.A.J. Lenssinck; H.A. van Schooten; A.P. Philipsen; N.J.M. van Eekeren


Archive | 2014

Amazing Grazing deelproject: De Weidewasser 2013 : innovatievraag: Hogere opbrengst en lagere verliezen van grasland? : opgave: Negatief effect van mestflatten omzetten in positief effect

H.A. van Schooten; K.M. van Houwelingen; A.P. Philipsen; N.J.M. van Eekeren; F.A.J. Lenssinck


Analytical and Bioanalytical Chemistry | 2011

Inkuilen van eendenkroos als veevoer met verschillende additieven = Ensiling Duckweed for feed with different additives

I.E. Hoving; H.A. van Schooten; G. Holshof; K.M. van Houwelingen; W. van de Geest


Acta Biotheoretica | 2011

Snijmaïs met beperkt kunstmest fosfaat = Silage maize with limited phosphate fertiliser

H.A. van Schooten; J.W. van Riel

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A.H. van Gelder

Wageningen University and Research Centre

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J.A.M. Groten

Wageningen University and Research Centre

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J.W. Cone

Wageningen University and Research Centre

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G. Holshof

Wageningen University and Research Centre

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G.J. Remmelink

Wageningen University and Research Centre

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R.L.G. Zom

Wageningen University and Research Centre

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