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                                DIGESTIBILITY TRIALS ON INDIAN FEEDING STUFFS.                                151

                                                                              TABLE I.
                                                       B.— Mineral matter in 1,000 lb. of the feed.

Name of the feed

Phos-
phates
P2O5

Calcium
Ca O

Sodium
STa2O

Potas-
sium
K2O

Magne-
sium
Mg O

Manga-
nese
Mn3O4

Alumi-
nium
Al2O3

Iron
Fe2O3

Sul-
phates
SC4

Chlori-
des
CI.

Insoluble
Residue

1. Jhelum hay . .

3.15

6.05

4.09

14.62

3.37

0.26

2.95

1.67

8.01

3.59

39.35

2. Kasauli hay . .

1.84

9.00

2.32

6.16

2.55

0.29

2.63

1.26

1.09

0.60

43.99

3. Multan hay (Janewa) .

1.90

5.63

2.51

10.11

1.61

0.32

1.47

0.79

4.20

2.55

58.84

4. Multan hay (Musel) .

2.06

7.73

1.68

10.21

1.72

0.31

2.44

1.19

4.04

1.49

63.13

5. Ferozepur hay . .

5.29

6.72

7.79

21.60

3.04

0.37

0.90

0.66

11.48

7.30

40.71

6. Dalhousie hay . .

1.42

7.10

1.39

4.11

1.81

0.35

3.58

2.33

0.84

0.42

63.87

7. Bran fed with Dal-
housie hay.

22.97

2.73

0.35

10.39

5.98

0.55

0.79

0.67

0.42

0.21

8.32

8. Bran fed with Multan
hays.

24.15

2.62

0.56

10.86

7.49

0.49

0.30

0.16

0.45

0.16

1.64

9. Wheat bhusa (1929) .

0.60

3.58

1.51

17.49

1.81

0.42

1.64

1.41

4.58

...

52.59

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