Analysıs of Feed Used in Horse Breedıng Enterprıses in Şanlıurfa Regıon in Terms of Nutrıent Content

Abstract In this study, alfalfa hay, oats, barleypaste, cornflex, dry meadow grass and wheat straws, which are the most popular roughages in the feed from different horse farms in the Suruç district of Şanlıurfa, were collected and examined in nutrients. HY, NDF and ADF levels (%), rows; 90.61-91.82; 2.64-2.90; 9.11-10.65; 2.05-2.79; 20.64-22.17; KM, HK, HP, HY, NDF and ADF levels of oats (%), respectively, 90.78-91.36; 2.51-3.36; 8.64-10.86; 5.43-6.77; 38.55-43.16; It was determined between 17.37-18.60 balls. KM, HK, HP, HY, NDF and ADF levels of alfalfa hay collected from three separate farms (%) were lower 87.45-91.88; 7.17-9.22; 16.40-18.28; 3.20-3.51; 40.79-47.19; 39.30-41.49 KM, HK, HP, HY, NDF and ADF levels of dry meadow grass collected from different farms (%) were 89.45-92.17, respectively; 6.01-7.89; 8.06-9.86; 2.27-2.46-52.40-56.65; As 32.18-34.93. The KM, HK, HP, HY, NDF and ADF levels of wheat straw collected from three different farms (%) were first 89.65-91.35; 7.30-8.77; 3.28-3.83; 0.30-0.39; 73.96-79.04; Between 50.45-55.34. The chemical composition of cornflex collected from different growers, is in Table4.6. KM, HK, HP, HY, NDF and ADF levels of cornflexure (%), first 82.95-.82; 1.45-1.92; 7.11-8.44; 3.97-4.32; 11.07-13.44; According to the statistic alanalysis performed, differences were found in barley, oats, alfalfa hay, dry meadow grass, wheat straw and corn flexes given to horses. is thought to be due to the soil structure and freshness of the place where it was harvested. Key Words: Horse Feeding, Nutrients, Forage