A study  of 75 days was carried out on 15 Murrah buffalo calves at the livestock Farm .of the institute of Agriculture and Animal Science, Rampur, Chitwan, to see the effect of replacing concentrate mixture of their diet through dried brewer's grains (DBG) on fattening  cost. The overall mean body weight gains during the study period  were 333.4, 513.3 and 417.3 g/day for control (Tz), 25% crude protein  of the concentrate mixture replaced by DBG (T2) and 50% crude protein of the concentrate mixture replaced by DBG (T3). However, the variation or daily gain did not differ significantly. The overall fattening  cost and cost to produce  one kilogram  of body weight  were  Rs.  36.36; Rs 20; 78; and Rs. 23.02 for   T1, T2 and T3 respectively. DM consumption  by the animals to gain one kilogram  of live weight for the respective treatments were 14.0,9.0 and 11.3 kg, respectively. It was concluded that the dried brewer's grains could replace up to 25% crude protein of the concentrate mixture of the diets of buffalo calves satisfactorily.

A study  of 75 days was carried out on 15 Murrah buffalo calves at the livestock Farm .of the institute of Agriculture and Animal Science, Rampur, Chitwan, to see the effect of replacing concentrate mixture of their diet through dried brewer's grains (DBG) on fattening  cost. The overall mean body weight gains during the study period  were 333.4, 513.3 and 417.3 g/day for control (Tz), 25% crude protein  of the concentrate mixture replaced by DBG (T2) and 50% crude protein of the concentrate mixture replaced by DBG (T3). However, the variation or daily gain did not differ significantly. The overall fattening  cost and cost to produce  one kilogram  of body weight  were  Rs.  36.36; Rs 20; 78; and Rs. 23.02 for   T1, T2 and T3 respectively. DM consumption  by the animals to gain one kilogram  of live weight for the respective treatments were 14.0,9.0 and 11.3 kg, respectively. It was concluded that the dried brewer's grains could replace up to 25% crude protein of the concentrate mixture of the diets of buffalo calves satisfactorily.