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The composition of empty weight gains in growing cattle is known to be affected by many factors including breed, sex, liveweight, maturity, rate of gain ; and less certainly, nature of the diet, particularly with regard to type and level of protein supplementation. Nevertheless, when predicting the rate of liveweight gain from a particular diet consumed by a defined animal, some type of function is required to describe the observed changes in body composition in relation to plane of nutrition. Table 6.22 of the ARC Technical Review No. 2 Ruminants, 1965 contains a family of equations relating energy retention (Eg) to energy value (EVg) of liveweight gains. After conversion to empty body gains the equations can be represented accurately by one equation :

A possible approach to the prediction of the composition and energy content of empty body gains in growing cattle