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Publications by G T Pritchard

Effect of Direct-Fed Fibrolytic Enzymes on the Digestive Characteristics of a Forage-Based Diet Fed to Beef Steers.

Journal of Animal Science

English

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Pilocarpine and Digestive Efficiency in Beef Cattle Fed a High-Concentrate Diet.

Journal of Animal Science

English

Chewing Behaviour of Holstein Steers Fed Diets Containing Different Levels of Non-Forage Fibre in a Low Forage Diet

Proceedings of the British Society of Animal Science

2009

English

Effect of Sodium Bicarbonate and Sodium Bentonite on Digestion, Solid and Liquid Flow, and Ruminal Fermentation Characteristics of Forage Sorghum Silage-Based Diets Fed to Steers

Journal of Animal Science

English

Effects of Dietary Iron on Performance and Mineral Utilization in Lambs Fed a Forage-Based Diet

Journal of Animal Science

English

Multiple-Enzyme Supplementation on Digestive Traits, Carcass Characteristics, Blood Lipid Parameters and Growth Performance of Broilers Fed a Wheat-Based Diet

Asian-Australasian Journal of Animal Sciences

English

Fibrolytic Enzyme Treatment of Barley Grain and Source of Forage in High-Grain Diets Fed to Growing Cattle.

Journal of Animal Science

English

Effect of Intraruminal Propionic Acid Infusion on Metabolism of Mesenteric- And Portal-Drained Viscera in Growing Steers Fed a Forage Diet: I. Volatile Fatty Acids, Glucose, and Lactate.

Journal of Animal Science

English

Microbial Community Composition Along the Digestive Tract in Forage- And Grain-Fed Bison

BMC Veterinary Research

Medicine

Veterinary

2017

English

The Effects of Lysocellin and Varying Calcium Levels on Performance and Ruminal and Plasma Characteristics of Growing Beef Steers Fed Corn Silage.

Journal of Animal Science

English

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Publications by G T Pritchard

Effect of Direct-Fed Fibrolytic Enzymes on the Digestive Characteristics of a Forage-Based Diet Fed to Beef Steers.

Related publications

Pilocarpine and Digestive Efficiency in Beef Cattle Fed a High-Concentrate Diet.

Chewing Behaviour of Holstein Steers Fed Diets Containing Different Levels of Non-Forage Fibre in a Low Forage Diet

Effect of Sodium Bicarbonate and Sodium Bentonite on Digestion, Solid and Liquid Flow, and Ruminal Fermentation Characteristics of Forage Sorghum Silage-Based Diets Fed to Steers

Effects of Dietary Iron on Performance and Mineral Utilization in Lambs Fed a Forage-Based Diet

Multiple-Enzyme Supplementation on Digestive Traits, Carcass Characteristics, Blood Lipid Parameters and Growth Performance of Broilers Fed a Wheat-Based Diet

Fibrolytic Enzyme Treatment of Barley Grain and Source of Forage in High-Grain Diets Fed to Growing Cattle.

Effect of Intraruminal Propionic Acid Infusion on Metabolism of Mesenteric- And Portal-Drained Viscera in Growing Steers Fed a Forage Diet: I. Volatile Fatty Acids, Glucose, and Lactate.

Microbial Community Composition Along the Digestive Tract in Forage- And Grain-Fed Bison

The Effects of Lysocellin and Varying Calcium Levels on Performance and Ruminal and Plasma Characteristics of Growing Beef Steers Fed Corn Silage.