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nutrient requirement

Is generally agreed to be the average amount required for a particular function

nutrient allowance

is greater than this by a safetymargin designed primarily to allow for variations in the requirement between individual animals.

Feeding standard

May be expressed either as quantities of nutrients or in dietary proportions.

Energy requirement of ruminants

May be stated in terms of net energy (NE), metabolisable energy (ME), digestible energy (DE) or feed units

Protein requirement of ruminants

in terms of crude protein (CP),digestible crude protein (DCP) or metabolisable protein (MP).

Safety Margin

Is often added to the requirement when calculating theallowance to be fed. It also is designed to ensure that no animals, or only those with an exceptionally high requirement, will be underfed.

Technical Committee on Responses to Nutrients

Became responsible for both revising standards and producing technical manuals.

Commercial Feed Companies

Often modify published standardsin order to meet the specific needs of their customers.

Fasting

May limit activity,but even the small activity represented by standing as opposed to lying is sufficient to increase heat production.