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What is the difference between “Dry Matter” and “As Fed”?

April 26, 2017difference dry matter

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What is the difference between “Dry Matter” and “As Fed”?

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Dry Matter is the value for a nutrient assuming all moisture is removed. Dry matter is mostly used by veterinarians because it yields specific information on a more uniform basis. As Fed would be the value for a nutrient without removing the moisture.