THE PHILIPPINE WATER BUFFALO
THE PHILIPPINE WATER BUFFALO
THE PHILIPPINE WATER BUFFALO
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same species of ciliates would respond differently to a change<br />
in ration in different species of animals.<br />
Keywords: abrupt change in ration, cattle and carabao ciliates<br />
*Philippine Agriculture. 1984. v. 67 (2). p. 255-260.<br />
F-69<br />
STUDIES ON <strong>THE</strong> GROWTH AND FEEDING<br />
QUALITY OF THREE VARIETIES OF SUGARCANE<br />
(SACCHARUM OFFICINARUM L.) UNDER THREE<br />
CUTTING REGIMES*<br />
D. Soetrisno, Former M. S. Student, Department of Animal Science,<br />
College of Agriculture, University of the Philippines Los Baños<br />
R. R. Lopez, Associate Professor, Department of Animal Science, College<br />
of Agriculture, University of the Philippines Los Baños<br />
Three sugarcane varieties CAC 5713 (VI), Phil 56226<br />
(V2) and Phil 6554 (V3) were planted in plots in a<br />
randomized complete block design. The plants were<br />
harvested at 5, 7 and 9 months old. Growth characters<br />
were determined, proximate composition, sucrose, calcium<br />
(Ca), phosphorus (P), cell wall components were analyzed<br />
together with biochemical analysis on the harvests. Yield<br />
of dry matter (DM) increased (P