Shukla, P. C.GUPTA, R. S.2018-05-232018-05-231989http://krishikosh.egranth.ac.in/handle/1/5810047349The feeding experiment using Corn Steep Liquor (CSL) as a part of concentrate mixture was conducted on 20 cross-bred (Jersey X Kankrej) male calves for the growth period of 32 weeks. The four treatments were T1 (control), T2 (15 per cent CSL), T3 (30 per cent CSL) and T4 (negative control). The calves under T4 were fed 30 per cent l e s s control concentrate mixture than their requirement. Completely randomized design was followed. The nutrient (DCP & TM) requirements were met as per the recommendations of Sen et al.( 1978) feeding standard for growth. Two kg of green 'NB-21' fodder was fed daily to each calf to meet vitamin A requirement. Mature pasture grass was fed as a basal fodder. The results indicated that total and average dally weight gain along with increase in heart girth were found to be significantly higher in T1 than other treatments. However, increase in height at withers and body length were found to be non-significant under all the treatments. Dry matter intakeenANIMAL NUTRITIONA STUDYThesis