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Animal nutrition

a forage quality index that multiplies relative voluntary intake by digestible energy to rank forages by the energy an animal can obtain from them.

In animal nutrition, nutritive value index refers to a forage quality index that multiplies relative voluntary intake by digestible energy to rank forages by the energy an animal can obtain from them. This meaning comes from Crampton (1960) in Journal of Animal Science.[1]

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References

Crampton, E. W., Donefer, E., & Lloyd, L. E. (1960). A Nutritive Value Index for Forages. Journal of Animal Science, 19(2), 538-544. https://doi.org/10.2527/jas1960.192538x

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