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about equal in feeding value For beef cattle, dairy cattle and sheep. In other words, if the two kinds of grain can be obtained for the same price, probably, it would make little or no difference which was purchased.” "Sorghum grains appear to be somewhat lower in value than shelled corn for swine. The TON content of sorghum grain for hogs is 70 to 78%, compared to 80% for shelled ;orn. The digestible protein content is higher but the content of the amina acid, lysine, is lower for the sorghum, grains. It appears that when the entire nutritional value is' considered sorghum grains would be worth about 90 to 95% as much as shelled corn for hogs, which agrees with the statement in Feeds and Feeding concerning the relative value of the two kinds of grain for swine." 'Sorghum grains are small, lard seeds and should be
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