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Dog Doesn't Like Raw Meat!
Ok This is starting to drive me up a wall... Sorry for the long post, I'll try to keep it as to the point as possible.
I've just adopted a 5 year old Saint Bernard, whos overweight and was used to being left out gross amounts of wetted Iams mixed with rice and eating kibbles and bits from the can.
First I tried a little ground beef, she wouldn't eat that... Even from my hand, she'd take it and spit it out. I figured OK, so maybe she doesn't like beef. I tried some ground turkey, same thing. So I fasted her for a couple days, and finally she ate some turkey...
I finally got her to eat some ground up chicken necks and backs on the third day she must have been getting pretty hungry... She RELUCTANTLY ate that out of her bowl. But I managed to feed her pretty well on that over the next few days a couple lbs a day. Till the butcher ran out of that stuff...
So then I bought some whole chicken necks and backs, She wouldn't eat them, turned up her nose and walked off, so not wanting to give up. I fasted her again for a day... Success! She again reluctantly crunched down on one of the chicken backs. I tried giving her another one later that day and she refused... So I froze it overnight and then she ate another one, in the morning yay!
Now I've moved onto whole chicken legs, with part of the back still attached -- hoping I can move her up to eating a whole chicken... And I'm having even more trouble. I give her one and she goes and tries to bury/hide it in the backyard!!! So still not giving in I froze them, and she finally ate one frozen yesterday. But I tried to give her another one today and she again goes and trys to bury it in the yard again Now I KNOW she can eat these, I just saw her eat one. But I dont want to keep going through this rigamarole. She's obviously hungry.
Should I keep fasting her? I mean its only been a week. Is she trying to train me to give her more kibbles n bits? I can't keep on going through this, god forbid what's going to happen when I start trying to mix in organ meat, tripe, and blended veggies or whatever into her meals if she doesn't even like meat to begin with?!? I cant afford to throw away half the meals cuz she decides she doesn't like them, and I really don't want to have to grind up ALL her meat & bones. I know her teeth work fine, she just ate a whole chicken leg yesterday...
I've been exercising her well too, to try and work-up an appetite, she's been getting 2-3 walk/jogs a day. She's a very active dog with healthy hips for a large breed.
She has been drinking TONS of water at least... which makes me happy. She has a terrible looking coat and bad allergies right now, she obviously needs a raw diet, but she's just being a picky eater. I've had a dog in the past who was half her size and chowed right through the same frozen chicken, so I know the meat is good, I've been feeding grassfed beef, freerange chicken... and this isnt my first time around the block feeding raw...
I saw some wild salmon on sale for 2.69 a pound yesterday I'm gonna go pick one up and see if she'll eat that.
any suggestions would be appreciated.
Last edited by raw; June 13th, 2010 at 06:22 PM.
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well the point is, she doesnt even really like ground meat, beef, lamb, or chicken OR turkey very much at all. She has to be coaxed into eating them... My other dog would scarf it all down in a heartbeat and come back begging for more.
Of course I'll balance out her diet with plenty of other things besides chicken necks! (which are a good source of glucosamine) They happen to be pretty easy bones to crunch as well...
She's getting used to it though, She liked the salmon once it was thawed!
I think the problem is she has bad teeth, i just looked at her teeth and they look terrible. I feel really bad now for making her crunch on frozen chicken legs. I cant blame her trying to bury them one bit now.
Looks like I'm going to have to invest in a meat grinder so i can grind up whole chickens : She's just a picky one I guess... Spoiled too long on kibbles n' bits
anyone know of a good meat grinder that can do a whole chicken?
Last edited by raw; June 13th, 2010 at 07:47 PM.
my dog won't eat raw, but I don't force her, she loves her bone marrows but won't eat raw beef...so she has performatrin....
Our Jack..the black shepherd didn't buy into the raw either...he refuses anything with bone..although likes his beef bones...but he likes ground meats but I have to heat in the micro just to take the chill off.....weird!
I know this won't help you, it is only of interest perhaps. When my first cattle dog was young she was the most picky eater you could find. We used to kill our own cattle back then for the freezer and rump steak (raw or cooked) was even refused. Didn't like chicken either. Anyway, a local vet said he had a tonic that would make her eat, it was something the vets at the Sydney uni' had concocted, combining things they thought dogs needed. Well, bingo! She started eating and never looked back. I got some for someone else and it worked for their super fussy dog too. Only trouble is that first the vet wouldn't disclose what the ingredients were, then he shifted to a bigger town, away from the area, and finally we heard that the poor chap had committed suicide, so the secret went with him. Anyway, it makes you wonder, what could it be that these dogs are lacking?
She really seems to dig this salmon, I'm glad I found something she likes... Shes a fish dog I guess. Gonna have to go scoring all the good fish deals at the fish markets then... I should go buy out their whole case of salmon right now lol.
I don't think repeated fasting is a good idea, generally if one does fast a dog (which not all raw feeders do) it's only 1 day a week max. I would be concerned with her starting to full out refuse all food, since she's getting used to not eating.
Have you tried adding small bits of raw meat to the canned food? Tricking her into eating it all together? Don't feed raw & kibble (esp w/grains) at the same time though not good for the digestion.
What about while you are cooking for yourself & just "accidentally" drop a piece of meat on the floor. Alot of dogs & cats fall for that cuz it's "not for them"
Will she eat cooked meat? You could try transitioning to homecooked first then on to raw.
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yeah well I'm not trying to starve her. But I CANT keep feeding her Iams and kibbles n' bits either. She's got terrable alergies from the stuff, and her coat looks awful, her teeth are terrible from eating bad food.
I was getting worried she had low blood sugar - she refused rice and mashed potatos slathered in butter, AND the salmon today that she ate fairly happily yesterday I tried giving her some premium kibble i picked up at the pet store - i picked up a couple different samples and she turned her noes up at that like it wasn't even food.
So she finally broke me down and I mixed a couple scoups of kibbles and bits in with the mash potatoes and she whoofed the whole mess right down and polished off the bowl. Its like a kid who wont eat dinner and just wants potato chips and candy. Been spoiled for way too long.
Could it be that the raw simply doesn't have as much 'smell' as the kibble? An explosion of flavour or aroma?
I'd try cutting the raw up into smaller sections, and drizzling it with some home-made gravy. Or quickly braising the raw in a pan, then giving it when it's cooled down. That's how Bodhi got to like liver and kidneys. We'd gradually braise it less and less, until we served it raw. Initially she wanted food at room temperature, and would let cold food warm up first. Perhaps that's something you can try. At the time, we put the raw meat into a bag, and dunk it in warm water to let the meat warm up more quickly. Then we gradually let it warm up less and less. We still use that to thaw frozen meats so that the flavour/aroma gets freed up (it doesn't smell as strongly when it's cold or frozen).
I'd definitely move away from the Iams, and onto a more biologically appropriate kibble, without grains and fillers. We tried Orijen, but Bodhi wasn't too keen on that. She was better with Inova and with Now (we're occasionally feeding her kibble so that she doesn't lose the taste for it since we cannot give her raw when she's in a kennel for whatever reason, or when we are camping on smaller islands where raw is just unaffordable, and we can't freeze/refrigerate our own meat). We soak the kibble a bit first, so that it doesn't act like a sponge inside her tummy, and we put salmon oil or coconut oil on it to give Bo some more incentive to eat it while giving her the extra oils she needs if she's eating kibble.
Just some thoughts?
Marcha...I think you are right....Rocqui our youngest one was not so keen when we first got her off ground meat but loved it if we threw it on the bbq just to sear the outside of the meat...I had forgotten that...perhaps the smell is different......!!!
Hmmm this is a tough one... I was really lucky with my three that they took to raw very readily!
It could be that a kibble like Kibbles N' Bits are like junk food to kids... it tastes great, but it's unhealthy for them. It's essentially "fast food" to humans... raw is very healthy and some dogs do refuse it altogether.
You've tried alot of different protein sources... I just can't think of why she would refuse them all.
She may just be one of those dogs that does not mix with raw. You mentioned she has allergies... raw is certainly ideal for dogs with allergies, but if she refuses it altogether, a diet that is grain-free such as Orijen, will also help with the allergies (its essentially RAW but in kibble form). Have you tried any other kibbles? You can gradually mix them w/ what she eats (and likes) now, eventually getting her to a 100% top quality diet.
Good luck!
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Thank you for the replies
It seems that mixing it with the canned food was a pretty good idea afterall... She'll eat just about anything with a dab of kibbles n' bits gravy on it! I just gave her a pretty sizable meal of rolled oats with cooked beet greens and chopped raw salmon with a spoonful of kibbles n' bits mixed in She never woulda touched that without a little kibbles n bits gravey on there. She cleaned her bowl pretty well too...
She was ridiculously excited when she smelled the kibbles and bits. When I put it down she kinda looked at me and was like hey you tricked me! But she did eat it anyway. A lot faster than she's ever eaten any other real food.
I wonder what the hell they put in that stuff? MSG probably.
I like the idea of making some homemade gravy, maybe I can start to substitute that out for the kibbles n' bits... eventually...
I wont push my luck for now. I'm just happy she's eating some decent real food.
Good news she's eating the mix slowly you should be able to decrease the amount of KnB & increase the meat without her noticing too much.
In the meantime you can try making your own gravy & adding a bit of that to the raw + KnB mix, that way she still has the flavour she wants & is being slowly introduced to the homemade at the sametime.
Avoid biting when a simple growl will do
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Your dog doesn't know that this meat you are offering him is a food source. The only food source he's become conditioned to, is the artificially scented and flavoured one in the bag.
Feeding a dog that type of food is like feeding child extreme sugar laced breakfast cereal for a long time, then all of a sudden, you take it away and try to feed the child boiled carrots and potatoes.
Your dog is addicted to the sugar and salt in those commercial foods and weaning a dog off is no easy task. As a matter of fact, some dogs actually physically go through sugar withdrawal.
You can take the raw food and coat it with positive foods such as green tripe ( that usually always works), or with strong smelling bacon grease, bacon bits, butter, grated old parmesan cheese, scramble eggs. There are loads of ways of "upping" the unknown smell of raw foods without having to resort back to the original commercial foods you were using.
Contrary to what someone mentioned here, it's ok if your dog fasts sporadically. Dress the food up, put it down and if he doesn't eat it take it away until next meal time. Don't give him treats or anything else. Ultimately he'll eat it. It's no more complicated than that. A hungry dog is not a fussy dog and a dog that will be more accepting of a diet change - and more willing to accept that you won't buy into his stubborness.
I get so tired of hearing this. ( and honestly, not wanting to sound like I'm complaining). We take in over 300 dogs a year and they ALL eat raw food from the moment they get here. They aren't forced, but they quickly realize there aren't any other options, just like the dogs who were fed wonderful food then end up in a shelter. If they want to survive, they'll eat the poor shelter food. Some gravitate quicker than others, but essentially within 10 days they are all eating normally.
Dogs eat food in the following order
- Smell
- Texture
- Taste
so if the "smell" is there, the rest is easy.
You don't need gravy and for gawd's sakes please take your dog off that kibble.
Last edited by GateKeeper; June 15th, 2010 at 10:24 PM.
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Last edited by GateKeeper; June 15th, 2010 at 10:24 PM.
If you'd read the thread at all Merlin You would have noticed that I just adopted this dog a week ago. I sure hope you don't greet other raw feeding newcomers in the same manner, as it offended me and I didn't even feed her any iams I have been feeding my dogs on raw food for years before this, even the idea of a "premium kibble" has me disgusted. I've held out with the food much much much longer than your average dog owner would... If she didn't eat something i'd pick it up and try again in the evening. She ate so little for the first week she was here she started getting shaky in the legs, very low energy, and completely depressed (signs of hypoglycemia) and was losing weight FAST which had me concerned. Its not healthy to lose weight that fast, the only thing i could force into her gullet was straight protein and that's tough on kidney's that have been ravaged by iams for years.
In fact I had thrown the Iams they gave me when I adopted her in the Garbage first thing. However I'm glad I kept the cans of kibbles n' bits. There is some kind of smoky artificial flavor smell that she just ****ing goes nuts for... Would barely touch raw food before. You seem to be right about smell being first on their list though. A dab' l' do ya of the kibbles n' bits gravy, which REEKS to high heavens. I hope I can wean her off that completely , stinks up my fridge For now though, I'm just glad she's getting some real food.
She ate another sizeable meal of raw salmon and oats this morning with only a drizzle of the kibbles n' bits gravy. I also tossed some homemade lamb stock thick with lamb grease... Time to order some tripe and organ meat as soon as I get paid She didn't lick her bowl clean this time but I' still concider it a success, considering I used a lot less of the K n' B than yesterday, and the meal was sizeable.
I wish I had another dog here to show her how its really done :lol: My newfoundland would much down a whole frozen chicken no sweat. Shucks he loved his veggies and oats more that the meat it seemed like. Start 'em off young and they love it.
Last edited by GateKeeper; June 15th, 2010 at 10:25 PM.
So I'll re-phrase my comment then:
" For gawd's sakes, please take that dog off of kibbles and bits gravy".
And what's with the oats?
Last edited by Ford; June 16th, 2010 at 09:34 AM.
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I thought you were trying to feed your dog a raw regime.
I was mistaken!
well in case anyone is having the same problem; I've found the solution.
The key ingredient she loves so much is very simple;
She likes her raw meat well salted...
She drinks so much water I'm sure her kidneys will eliminate it quickly.
[/edit] Be sure to use sea salt however, not table salt!
Last edited by raw; June 23rd, 2010 at 05:06 PM.
That's not good at all, in fact very bad, and higher up I did say that the dog is probably palate buffered to sugar and salt.
A dog, like people don't need more than a very , tiny small dosage of salts, which they get naturally from the foods they eat. Adding salt to foods is an extremely poor way to achieve good health. Frankly I can't believe I'm reading this. I don't know WHERE you get the idea that just because a dog drinks a lot that salt will be eliminated from the body.
Last edited by MerlinsHope; June 22nd, 2010 at 06:30 AM.
Of course I am Not using refined Table salt, which is indeed poison for humans and animals... That is the majority of the salt that goes into processed food...
However unrefined Sea salt, is actually highly beneficial and 87 contains trace minerals that are required for good health... And sodium itself is in fact -- an essential component of your blood... if you don't have enough sodium in your body you can develop a serious condition called Hyponatremia.
And contrary to popular belief, excess sodium is quickly and readily removed from the kidneys. In fact, its very plausible that because she drinks so much water - her kidneys are removing salt faster than normal, and this is why she craves it so much.
I'm surprised someone as adiment about raw food as you doesnt know this already merlin
Last edited by raw; June 23rd, 2010 at 05:17 PM.
You cannot base nor equate the nutritional requirements of humans, nor digestive reactions of humans on that of dogs.
Boy, I cannot tell you how wrong you are.
Good luck! your dog needs it.
Extra salt is only useful for a dog when there's hypoadrenia or hyperadrenia. And still then, it's only a tiny amount (about 1/8th of a teaspoon every week, spread out equally over the days). Any other salt can be derived from the meat itself.
Please do not add salt to the meals to make it more palatable for your dog. It's a sure-fire way to crush your dog's renal and adrenal systems. For flavour or scent, consider salmon oil, coconut oil, codliver oil, a bit of butter (either for a quick flash-fry, or just plain raw) and wind it down as your dog gets used to the blander scent and flavour of the meat. We've also made things 'more appetizing' for Bodhi by adding powdered freeze-dried liver. You can get freeze-dried liver treats at the pet store, and those can be ground into powder.
Follow this person's instructions, and you will not be led astray!
WIthout salt an organism cannot survive! Simple fact.
Crush my dogs renal and adrenal systems As if! Its hot around here, she probably NEEDS the salt!
As far as basing the nutritional requirements of that of humans onto that of dogs... Let me ask you this... Are humans supposed to be eating grain either? No... Especially not bread (gluten) A few raw rolled oats aint gonna cause much problem for a dog. There's people who would argue a high protien diet like the prey model is bad for their kidneys. Bottom line is nobody really knows what the **** to feed a dog - they can live on just about anything, just like we can... I mean look around at what most people eat these days... Bread, Pasta, Cereal etc GLUTEN is the primary component of most peoples diet... People seem to survive on that. Yeah -- my dog eats better than most humans do. LoL
She's been eating her meals fine lately. Her allergies have gone away by the way, she's stopped shedding, and shes gotten more active and her toungue looks a very healthy rosy colour now, I'd say I'm not doin too bad, as for you folks well... I'm afraid you weren't much help. If merlin is a respected member around here then I'm outta here.
Last edited by Blackbear; June 25th, 2010 at 12:59 PM.
I wouldn't give my dog salt. Check out more sites online that talk about raw food. GL.
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Last edited by Blackbear; June 25th, 2010 at 01:05 PM.
Wow. Some personalities just do not belong online. By the way, Merlin--I love your advice--I, too am so tired of people complaining that Bitzy won't eat xxxxx and will only eat crap that I want to feed the owners nothing but Big Macs for the rest of their lives. I have never had a dog refuse to eat if the food is taken away after a few minutes and same type given next meal. Might take a few meals--but even tiny dogs will not die from lack of food in a few days!
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well after reading all this, yes this post got heated when Merlin entered the discussion (not saying its merlins fault here) I think it took a turn for the worst, with throwing unecessary small comments.
We are all here to help DOGS, and human ''attitude'' should be left out of such discussions. Stupid human race cant do anything right lol.
Anyways, sometimes I think barf and raw feeding is starting to look like commercial dog food when people start to integrate ''salt, oats, kibbles, canned foods, oils, veggies'' etc.
Go back to primal feeding, Dog = Wolf.
Wolf dont eat salt kibbles or oats. If their systems does lack salt, they will lick rocks as rocks contain enough minerals as contrary to pure salt. As for veggies im not a fan of feeding them, tho I dont think they are ''wrong'' in a diet in little quantities. If they need veggies, they will eat grass, roots, leaves etc. Dogs can figuere out by themselves what they are missing, humans think..thus complicate things.
I feed my dogs half chickens, rmb, always in variety, so one day he might eat alot of boness, but the next day he might eat more meat then bones. At the end of the week, he will have had a balanced diet. Wolves can go easily 1 week without a kill, and still wont die, he might shed a few pounds, which has never harmed anyone (human or animals).
When I introduced new meats to my older dog, it took him a little bit of time to get around it, sometimes refused it, but trust me, survival skills popped in a short time since I would take the food away and resserve if the next day. They now eat everything without hesitation.
Anyways, just keep it simple and simple is raw prey model feeding. Dont try to crunch a weeks diet into 1 day, it is in no way natural for a wolf to ''everything he needs'' in 1 day.
ps. as for salt, my uncle is a pharmacist and a study freak, and he doesnt put salt on anything. Studies after studies has shown that we have way too much salt in our daily diets, everything we eat already has enough salt even too much, so dont salt anything. Salt dosnt desolve well in water, so drinking alot of water wont help, we use salt on Canadian winter road here just for that reason, it melts into ice and stays there, creating traction.
Stay pure, stay simple.
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Root Development in Young Corn
R.L. (Bob) Nielsen
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uccessful emergence (fast & uniform) does not guarantee successful stand establishment in corn. The next crucial phase is the establishment of a vigorous nodal root system. Success is largely dependent on the initial development of nodal roots from roughly V2 (two leaves with visible leaf collars) to V6.
Corn is a grass and has a fibrous type root system, as compared to soybeans or alfalfa that have tap root systems. Stunting or restriction of the nodal root system during their initial development (e.g., from dry soil, wet soil, cold soil, insect damage, herbicide damage, sidewall compaction, tillage compaction) can easily stunt the entire plant's development. In fact, when you are attempting to diagnose the cause of stunted corn early in the season, the first place to begin searching for the culprit is below ground.
To better understand rooting development and problems associated with root restrictions, it is important to recognize that root development in corn occurs in two phases. The first phase is the development of the seminal or seed root system. The second phase is the development of the nodal or crown root system.
Corny Trivia: Sometimes you may hear the seminal root system referred to as the primary root system and the nodal root system as the secondary root system. This classification was described by Cannon (1949) and certainly makes chronological sense but always confuses me from the standpoint of importance to the plant.
The Seminal (Seed) Root System
Seminal (seed) roots originate from the scutellar node located within the seed embryo and are composed of the radicle and lateral seminal roots. Even though the seminal roots technically are nodal roots, they are traditionally discussed separately from the nodal roots that develop later from the crown area of the seedling.
The radicle root emerges first from near the tip end of the kernel (Fig. 1) and initially elongate in that direction. The lateral seminal roots emerge later from behind the coleoptile (Fig. 2) and initially elongate in the opposite direction of the radicle root. However, soon both sets of seminal roots begin to elongate downward in response to gravity (Fig. 3).
The seminal root system helps sustain seedling development by virtue of water uptake from the soil, but a young corn seedling depends primarily on the energy reserves of the kernel's starchy endosperm for nourishment until the nodal root system develops later. Once a seedling has emerged (growth stage VE), the rate of new growth of the seminal root systems slows down dramatically as the nodal root system begins to develop from nodes above the mesocotyl.
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Even though the seminal root system contributes little to the season-long maintenance of the corn plant, early damage to the radicle or lateral seminal roots can stunt initial seedling development and delay emergence. Such damage will not necessarily cause immediate death of the seedling as long as the kernel itself and mesocotyl remain healthy, but may result in delayed emergence (Fig's 12 - 16) or the seedling leafing out underground. As more and more nodal roots become established over time, damage to the seminal root system will have less and less impact on seedling survival.
Examples of seminal root damage include imbibitional chilling injury (Nielsen, 2012), post-germination injury from lethal or sub-lethal cold temperatures (Nielsen, 2012), and "salt" injury from excessive rates of starter fertilizer placed too close to the kernel. Symptoms of such root damage include retarded root elongation, brown tissue discoloration, prolific root branching, and outright death of root tissue. If the radicle root is damaged severely during its emergence from the kernel, the entire radicle root may die. Once the radicle has elongated a half-inch or so, damage to the root tip will not necessarily kill the entire root, but rather axillary root meristems may initiate extensive root branching in response to damage to the apical meristem.
The Nodal Root System
Nodal roots develop sequentially from individual nodes above the mesocotyl, beginning with the lowermost node in the area of the young seedling known as the "crown". Once a seedling has reached the V1 stage of development, one can usually identify the first set of nodal roots beginning to elongate from the lowermost node. By the V2 stage of development, the first set of nodal roots are clearly visible and the second set of nodal roots may be starting to elongate from the second node of the seedling. Each set or "whorl" of nodal roots begins to elongate from their respective nodes at about the same timing that each leaf collar emerges from the true whorl of the seedling.
Regarding Seeding Depth & Rooting Depth: Some folks believe that planting corn deeper encourages deeper rooting and vice versa. This belief is mostly myth with a slight hint of truth mixed in. It certainly is true that the depth of the seminal root system is influenced by seeding depth. However, the nodal root system that develops from the crown of the plant is not influenced much at all by seeding depth. This is because the depth of the crown is fairly constant regardless of seeding depth. During emergence of the seedling, the mesocotyl elongates and elevates the coleoptile and crown towards the soil surface. As the coleoptile nears the soil surface, changes in the ratio of red to far red wavelengths of light causes a change in the supply of one or more growth hormones from the coleoptile to the mesocotyl tissue and mesocotyl elongation consequently comes to a halt (Vanderhoef & Briggs, 1978). Since the depth at which the emerging seedling senses the change in red to far red light is fairly constant, the resulting depth of the crown (base) of the coleoptile is nearly the same (1/2 to 3/4 inch) for seeding depths of one inch or greater.
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Elongation of the stalk tissue begins between leaf stages V4 and V5. Elongation of the internode above the fifth node usually elevates the sixth node above ground. Subsequent elongation of higher-numbered stalk internodes will result in higher and higher placement of the remaining stalk nodes. Sets of nodal roots that form at above ground stalk nodes are commonly referred to as "brace" roots, but function identically to those nodal roots that form below ground. If surface soil conditions are favorable (moist and not excessively hot), brace roots will successfully penetrate the soil, proliferate, and effectively scavenge the upper soil layers for water and nutrients.
Corny Trivia:Root hairs are lateral extensions of root epidermal cells, grow to a length of several millimeters, and number about 200 per sq. millimeter (Gardner et al., 1985). Their typical life span is only about 2 days at moderate temperatures and less so at higher temperatures (Gardner et al., 1985). Root hairs are visible even on the radicle root of a young seedling. Collectively, the surface area represented by root hairs is very large and can account for a large share of nutrient and moisture uptake by the plant.
Corny Trivia: The primary meristem of a root is located near the root tip. Elongation of cells behind the meristem leads to elongation of the root.
A split stalk of an older plant will reveal a "woody" or "pithy" triangle of stalk tissue at the bottom of the corn stalk. This triangle is typically comprised of four stalk nodes, stacked sequentially with #1 at the bottom, whose associated internodes do not elongate. The first internode to elongate is the one above the fourth node, which elongates about 1/4 to 1/2 inch, above which is found the fifth node (usually still below or just at the soil surface). Consequently, five sets or whorls of nodal roots will usually be detectable below ground (one set for each of the below ground stalk nodes).
Corn seedlings transition from nutritional dependence on kernel reserves to nutritional dependence on the nodal roots around the V3 leaf stage. Damage or stress to the first few sets of developing nodal roots during the time period V1 to V5 can severely stunt or delay a corn plant's development. Damage to the first few sets of nodal roots forces the young seedling to continue its dependence on kernel reserves longer than is optimum. If the kernel reserves are nearly exhausted, continued seedling development is easily stunted and seedling death is not uncommon. Typical stresses that can stunt initial nodal development include fertilizer salt injury, seedling diseases, herbicide injury, insect feeding damage, excessively wet or dry soils, soil compaction (tillage or planter).
Starter Fertilizer Note: The success or not of this transition period that occurs around the V3 stage of development greatly influences whether the crop continues to develop strongly and uniformly. It is not uncommon for fields to develop rather uniformly up to about V3 (because of reliance upon kernel reserves) and then "fall apart" beyond the V3 stage if nodal root development has been compromised by "crappy" growing conditions and the transition from kernel reserves to nodal root support fails or is less than successful. It is at this stage that starter fertilizer plays a role in ensuring that the transition period occurs successfully. At about V3, one or more of the nodal roots will tap into a starter fertilizer band placed approximately 2 inches to the side and 2 inches below the seed (the proverbial 2x2 placement). Starter fertilizer placed in this position has the advantages over seed-placed starter fertilizer because a) its position relative to nodal root development is more advantageous and b) higher rates of nitrogen and/or potassium can be used without risk of injury to the seed during germination and emergence.
A somewhat uncommon, but dramatic, stunted root symptom is what is referred to as the "floppy corn" or "rootless corn" phenomenon (Nielsen, 2010b). This problem occurs most commonly as a result of the detrimental effects of excessively dry surface soil near the time of initial nodal root elongation in young (V2 to V4) corn plants. Young nodal roots that emerge from the crown area of the plant will die if their root tips (and associated meristematic areas) desiccate prior to successful root establishment in moist soil. The crown of a young corn plant is typically located only 3/4 inch or so below the soil surface and so is particularly vulnerable to dry upper soil conditions.
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Following is an example of a delayed emerger in a field where the "normal" emergers were already at late V1 to early V2. The radicle root was completely destroyed, though the lateral seminal roots were intact and healthy. The coleoptile on this seedling was split down the entire length of its side and would likely result in leafing out underground. The split coleoptile was likely due to the natural continued expansion of the enclosed leaves that would have otherwise emerged normally above ground.
Following is another example of a delayed emerger in the same field where other seedlings were late V1 to early V2. The only visible damage to this delayed emerger was its radicle root whose apical meristem had been injured. The damage was less severe than the previous example and so the seedling was less severely stunted and managed to emerge above ground.
Related References
Cannon, William Austin. 1949. A Tentative Classification of Root Systems. Ecology 30[4], 542-548.
Gardner, Franklin P., R. Brent Pearce, and Roger L. Mitchell. 1985. Physiology of Crop Plants. Iowa State Univ. Press, Ames, IA.
Nielsen, RL (Bob). 2010a. Germination Events in Corn. Corny News Network, Purdue Extension. [On-line] at http://www.kingcorn.org/news/timeless/GerminationEvents.html. [URL accessed May 2013].
Nielsen, RL (Bob). 2010b. Rootless or "Floppy" Corn Syndrome. Corny News Network, Purdue Extension. [On-line] at http://www.kingcorn.org/news/timeless/FloppyCorn.html. [URL accessed May 2013].
Nielsen, RL (Bob). 2010c. The Emergence Process in Corn. Corny News Network, Purdue Extension. [On-line] at http://www.kingcorn.org/news/timeless/Emergence.html. [URL accessed May 2013].
Nielsen, RL (Bob). 2010d. Visual Indicators of Germination in Corn. Corny News Network, Purdue Extension. [On-line] at http://www.kingcorn.org/news/timeless/GerminationGallery.html. [URL accessed May 2013].
Nielsen, RL (Bob). 2012. Early-Planted Corn & Cold Weather. Corny News Network, Purdue Extension. [On-line] at http://www.kingcorn.org/news/articles.12/EarlyCornColdWthr-0412.html. [URL accessed May 2013].
Vanderhoef, Larry N. and Winslow R. Briggs. 1978. Red Light-inhibited Mesocotyl Elongation in Maize Seedlings. I. The Auxin Hypothesis. Plant Phys. 61:534-537.


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Rapper Jay-Z and his sister-in-law Solange Knowles appear to have put their infamous feud firmly behind them by posing for photos together during a family lunch date in New Orleans. (Click here to see the photos.)
Beyonce's husband and younger sibling hit headlines last week when surveillance footage obtained by TMZ.com captured Knowles lashing out at Jay-Z in an elevator at The Standard Hotel in New York, where the trio had attended an after party following the Met Gala on May 5.
Beyonce released a rare statement addressing the "unfortunate incident" on Thursday, insisting both Jay-Z and Knowles had "apologized to each other," adding that they had all "moved forward as a united family."
The trio came together over the weekend as Beyonce, Jay-Z and their daughter, Blue Ivy, paid a visit to Knowles in her new home base of New Orleans, where the relatives enjoyed a relaxing lunch.
Beyonce has since shared a few pictures from the get-together with fans online. In one image, she is photographed beaming alongside her smiling husband, her mother Tina Knowles, and sister Solange, while another snap shows Beyonce and Blue Ivy seated at an outside table, chatting to Solange's director boyfriend Alan Ferguson, as the "Losing You" singer talks to her son, Julez, in the background.
A third shot captures Jay-Z and Ferguson laughing as they bond with 9-year-old Julez.


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Azure Virtual Machines Management Samples - Node.js
This sample demonstrates how to manage your Azure virtual machines using a node.js client and specifically how to:
- Create a virtual machine
- Start a virtual machine
- Stop a virtual machine
- List virtual machines
- Delete a virtual machine.
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Run this sample
If you don't already have it, get node.js.
Clone the repository.
git clone https://github.com/Azure-Samples/compute-node-manage-vm.git
Install the dependencies.
cd compute-node-manage-vm npm install
Create an Azure service principal either through Azure CLI, PowerShell or the portal.
Set the following environment variables using the information from the service principle that you created.
export AZURE_SUBSCRIPION_ID={your subscription id} export CLIENT_ID={your client id} export APPLICATION_SECRET={your client secret} export DOMAIN={your tenant id as a guid OR the domain name of your org <contosocorp.com>}
[AZURE.NOTE] On Windows, use
setinstead of
Run the sample.
node index.js
To clean up after index.js, run the cleanup script.
node cleanup.js <resourceGroupName> <websiteName>
What does index.js do?
The sample creates, lists, restarts and deletes virtual machines. It starts by logging in using your service principal.
msRestAzure.loginWithServicePrincipalSecret(clientId, secret, domain, function (err, credentials))
The sample then creates a virtual machine and displays information about it.
createVM(function (err, result));
computeClient.virtualMachines.get(resourceGroupName, vmName, function (err, result))
Next, the sample stops and then starts the virtual machine created.
computeClient.virtualMachines.powerOff(resourceGroupName, vmName, function (err, result))
computeClient.virtualMachines.start(resourceGroupName, vmName, function (err, result))
And then lists all virtual machines under the current subscription.
computeClient.virtualMachines.listAll(function (err, result))
Finally, the code in the file 'cleanup.js' deletes the virtual machine created, as well as the resource group.
deleteVirtualMachine(function (err, result))
deleteResourceGroup(function (err, result))
More information
Please refer to Azure SDK for Node for more information. Additionally, here some other helpful links:
- [Azure Node.js Development Center] (https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/develop/nodejs/)
- Azure Virtual Machines documentation
- Learning Path for Virtual Machines
If you don't have a Microsoft Azure subscription you can get a FREE trial account here.
This project has adopted the Microsoft Open Source Code of Conduct. For more information see the Code of Conduct FAQ or contact email@example.com with any additional questions or comments.


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