Document Type
Other
Publication Date
8-1-1996
Keywords
feed costs, non-protein nitrogen, ruminant rations
Extension Number
ExEx 4006
Department
Dairy Science
Description
What is non-protein nitrogen? All proteins contain nitrogen, but not all nitrogen is contained in proteins. For example, urea and anhydrous ammonia are two compounds which contain significant amounts of nitrogen, but neither is a protein. Instead, they are called nonprotein nitrogen (NPN) compounds.
Recommended Citation
Cassel, E. Kim, "Using Non-Protein Nitrogen to Control Feed Costs" (1996). SDSU Extension Extra Archives. 107.
https://openprairie.sdstate.edu/extension_extra/107
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Comments
August 1996.