Beschreibung
The practice of growing fodder trees and shrubs is encouraged in small holder grazing systems in the tropics. However, tree forages contain toxic constituents whose effects need to be ameliorated if greater utilization and productivity of these forages are to be realized. Methods for alleviating effects of anti-nutritional factors and toxicity associated with fodder trees include supplementation, dilution, feeding the tree forages in combination and treatments such as wilting, heating and drying. Ensiling alters the chemical composition of ensiled materials and could therefore, be used to store and at the same time process the browses to improve their utilization by farm animals.
Autorenporträt
Dr. Habib Kato obtained his Ph D degree in Animal Nutrition in 2005 from Makerere University in Uganda. Since then he has been a lecturer at Kyambogo University in Uganda. He attained Associate Professorship in 2010.
