Table 10. Worm burden in the abomasum and first meter of the small intestine in crossbred lambs consuming either a forage or grain based diet while in confinement or on wheat stubble fields in yr 1¹⁾

Item⁶⁾	Treatment^2,3)				SEM	p-value
	Confinement⁴⁾		Field⁵⁾			Model	Location⁷⁾	Feed⁸⁾	Location × Feed
	CALF	CBAR	FALF	FBAR		Model	Location⁷⁾	Feed⁸⁾	Location × Feed
Abomasum total count	3	24	111	10	1.09	0.20	0.25	0.88	0.07
Teladorsagia circumcincta	3	24	111	10	1.09	0.20	0.25	0.88	0.07
Small intestine total count	2^bc	18^b	176^a	0^c	0.94	0.01	0.48	0.08	< 0.01
Teladorsagia circumcincta	2	0	0	0	0.59	0.47	0.38	0.38	0.38
Nematodirus	0^c	18^b	176^a	0^c	0.72	< 0.01	0.12	0.12	< 0.01

Start date for all treatments was September 26th; End date for field and confinement treatments was November 25th.
Pen is the experimental unit, 3 sheep per replicate confinement, 6 sheep per replicate field; six replicates per treatment.
Diets were provided to allow for ad libitum intake.
CALF: pellet containing 71% alfalfa, 18% barley, 5% molasses, and 6% vitamin/mineral package; CBAR: pellet containing 60% barley, 26% alfalfa, 4% molasses, 2.5% soybean-hi pro, and 7.5% vitamin/mineral package.
FAL: field fed pellet containing 71% alfalfa, 18% barley, 5% molasses, and 6% vitamin/mineral package; FBAR: field fed pellet containing 60% barley, 26% alfalfa, 4% molasses, 2.5% soybean-hi pro, and 7.5% vitamin/mineral package.
All Counts had an addition of a constant of 1 then were LOG transformed.
Location, confinement or field finish.
Feed, alfalfa or barley pellets.
Least Square Means within a row with different superscripts differ (p < 0.10).