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saliva, barley introduced in the rumen without increasing fill (RWIF). The latter was done by removing 6.2 I of rumen content before introducing the pellets. A first experiment was performed with timothy grass hay and a second one with lucerne hay. Lucerne hay is known to be more palatable and less bulky than timothy grass hay. For each experiment, the latin square was repeated 3 times. Kinetics of hay intake and chewing behaviour were recorded during all the experiments (Baumont et al, 1990, J Agric Sci, 115, 277-284).

Role of ruminal and oropharyngeal signals in the control of food intake by dry cows