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By Kim Vavrina
Staff Reporter
Editor's note: This is the fourth
story in a five-part series about
research at UNL. "Working for
the future" examines just a few
of the many research projects at
the university.
The water buffalo in Egypt may help
U.S. and international agriculture, said
Bud Britton, UNL professor and cattle
nutrition expert.
Working for
the future
An Egyptian project to improve meat
production followed a report Britton
wrote after a tour with the U.S. Feed
Grains Council in 1984.
Traditionally, the male buffalo,
slaughtered at an early age, doesn't
provide the maximum amount of food it
could, he said.
Britton suggested killing the water
buffalo at a heavier weight but Egypt
needs a system to put weight on the
animals.
Egyptians usually feed wat er buffalo
hay, he said. But, to speed up growth,
Britton suggested feeding the buffalo
milo or corn.
"The Egyptians said 'well, water buf
falo can't gain as rapidly as cattle.'
They may be right, but water buffalo
gain a lot more rapidly than they
thought," Britton said.
Grain provides available starch which
gives the animal energy. Feeding grain
to the water buffalo puts on pounds
quickly, making more meat available to
Egypt's population, he said.
The U.S. Feed Grains Council, com
posed of grain commodity boards, pro
vided both milo and corn for three
experiments conducted near Cairo
Egypt.
The second experiment involves
feeding the buffalo hay and then grain
mostly corn, to maximize weight gain
The project should be finished in
November, Britton said.
The third experiment, also testing
corn and milo, but in different propor
tions, should be finished this spring, he
said.
The U.S. Feed Grains Council, a
member of the Foreign Agriculture
Service, sends experts worldwide to
talk about using grains to feed livestock,
Britton said the council sponsored the
team, but did not pay him to promote
U.S. grain.
"As a scientist, I have to retain my
objectivity, in order to retain the Egyp.
tian's trust," he said.
The team that Britton traveled with
tried to convince Middle-Eastern and
Italian customers that milo can be a
viable feed grain.
Middle-Eastern countries have a bias
against using milo as a livestock feed
partly because of the relatively low
digestibility of milo grown in the area,
he said. U.S. milo can be digested eas
ier than Middle-Eastern milo.
Schramm SA satisfied
by punishment in theft
From Staff Reports
The student assistant for the fourth
floor of Schramm Hall said Tuesday he
is satisfied with disciplinary action
taken against students who allegedly
stole a television set and stand on Aug.
30 from the floor's lounge.
Ray Scarcello said he was told Oct.
13 by Schramm Hall residence director
Elizabeth Shopbell that the students
who allegedly took the television had
lost their "brownie points" as punish
ment. The television was found in the
Kappa Sigma fraternity house, 519 N.
16th St. two days after it was stolen, he
said.
Housing Director Douglas Zatechka
and Jayne Wade Anderson, director of
Greek Affairs, said university rules do
not allow them to reveal the identity of
the students involved or discuss pos
sible disciplinary action. Both said,
however, that students accused of break
ing university rules are not given any
special consideration in the university's
judicial process.
Scarcello said he learned where the
television was from two sorority mem
bers who overheard people in the
Kappa Sigma house talking about the
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alleged theft. He said UNL police then
obtained a warrant and recovered the
television.
After he talked to Shopbell, Scarcello
said, Zatechka met with him and they
discussed the matter. The meeting
convinced him that the students in
volved were told they would face worse
punishment if they violated university
rules again, Scarcello said.
Zatechka said the students have
paid the residence hall for damages
resulting from the alleged theft. He
said the university handled the matter
well because property isn't always re
covered. Police have not filed charges against
the students who allegedly took the
television. UNL Police Lt. Ken Cauble
said no charges were filed because the
department had no witnesses to the
alleged theft.
Brent Furse, president of Kappa
Sigma, said university officials are
deciding how to punish the fraternity
members involved in the alleged theft.
He said "internal house disciplinary
actions" also are being taken.
"The individuals involved in it are
regretting that they did it," Furse said.
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