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Wilted alfalfa and grass silages were fed to mature wethers. Fractional rate of pas sage of particles (kp) from the reticulorumen, as determined with Chromium-mor danted Neutral Detergent Fibre (Cr-NDF), was related negatively to digestibility, but positively to level of feed intake. Ratio of kp to /c, (liquids) decreased with higher intake of indigestible material. Models were developed to interrelate cell wall pool in the reticulorumen, passage of undegraded cell walls in the proximal du odenum, fractional rate of passage of particles, fractional rate of degradation of cell walls (&d), and the proportion of large particles (fL) within the total particle pool in the reticulorumen. Although estimates of kd and fL were not very accurate yet, dif ferences between silages could be characterized. The kd values of cell walls in grass silages were related negatively to stage of ma turity at harvesting,/L however positively. Between grass and alfalfa silages with a comparable kd, the extent at which cell walls left the reticulorumen was highest with alfalfa, as caused by a higher undegradable residue.

Digestion of alfalfa and grass silages in sheep. 1. Rates of fermentation in and passage from the reticulorumen.