Effect of physically effective neutral detergent fiber and moisture content in different fermented days of fermented total mixed ration on in vitro digestibility

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Bunnet Nha
Virote Pattarajinda

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The experiment aimed to observe the effectiveness of physically effective neutral detergent fiber (peNDF) and moisture content in different fermented days of fermented total mixed ration (FTMR) on in vitro digestibility. The study was designed as 2 × 2 × 4 factorial combinations in a completely randomized design. Total mixed ration (TMR) containing 20 and 25% peNDF with 40 and 60% moisture content was fermented in 0, 7, 14 and 21 days. The result showed that IVDMD was increased approximately 8% on the 20% peNDF with 40% moisture content (70.30%) in 0 days and 6% with 60% moisture content (72.87) in 14 days of fermentation compared to 25% peNDF. Additionally, 40% and 60% moisture in 0 and 14 days were the critical levels that affected to improve the digestion but there were non-significantly affected to FTMR digestibility between 20 and 25% peNDF in all fermented days. Oppositely, it was increased on NDF digestibility when FTMR contained 25% peNDF with 40 and 60% moisture in days 0 and 14; whereas increased or decreased of IVADFD were correlated to peNDF and NDF content in dietary. This result can conclude that 20% peNDF with 60% moisture content with the fermented 14 days is great for in vitro dry matter digestibility as the recommended of dairy cattle requirement.

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