Synopsis
Excerpt from Experiments in Pig Feeding
The results in this trial were noticeable in that during the first period of eight weeks the pigs without grass made larger gain than those with a full feed of corn and grass and with almost exactly the same rate of gain for corn eaten.
The fourth trial was commenced Sept. 1, 1890, and continued 14 weeks, until Dec. 8th. For the first nine weeks the four pigs in lot B, with a full feed of corn and pasture, ate lb. Of corn and gained lb., which was one pound gain for lb. Corn. The four in lot C, with a half feed of corn and pasture, ate 734 lb. Of corn and gained lh., which was one pound of gain for lb. Corn. The four in lot A, with a full feed of corn without other food, ate lb. Of corn and gained 213 lh., which was one pound gain for lb. Corn.
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