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Site and Extent of Nutrient Digestion by Steers Fed a Low-Quality Bromegrass Hay Diet With Incremental Levels of Soybean Hull Substitution.

Journal of Animal Science

English

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Site and Extent of Nutrient Digestion by Sheep Fed Alkaline Hydrogen Peroxide-Treated Wheat Straw-Alfalfa Hay Combinations at Restricted Intakes.

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Intake and Digestion of Low-Quality Meadow Hay by Steers and Performance of Cows on Native Range When Fed Protein Supplements Containing Various Levels of Corn.

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Site and Extent of Digestion of Nitrogen Compounds and Organic Matter in Steers Fed a Finishing Diet With Dried Distillers Grains Plus Solubles Supplemented With Urea

Austral journal of veterinary sciences

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2019

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Substitution of Rumen Degradable Nitrogen With Urea in Sheep Fed Low Quality Eragrostis Curvula Hay

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Intake and Digestibility of Low-Quality Native Grass Hay by Beef Cows Supplemented With Graded Levels of Soybean Hulls.

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Influence of Crambe Meal as a Protein Source on Intake, Site of Digestion, Ruminal Fermentation, and Microbial Efficiency in Beef Steers Fed Grass Hay.

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Effect of Roasting on Site and Extent of Digestion of Soybean Meal by Sheep: II. Digestion of Artifacts of Heating.

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Influence of Roughage Level and Corn Processing Method on the Site and Extent of Digestion by Beef Steers

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Effect of Roasting on Site and Extent of Digestion of Soybean Meal by Sheep: I. Digestion of Nitrogen and Amino Acids.

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Publications by J. C. Weigel

Site and Extent of Nutrient Digestion by Steers Fed a Low-Quality Bromegrass Hay Diet With Incremental Levels of Soybean Hull Substitution.

Related publications

Site and Extent of Nutrient Digestion by Sheep Fed Alkaline Hydrogen Peroxide-Treated Wheat Straw-Alfalfa Hay Combinations at Restricted Intakes.

Intake and Digestion of Low-Quality Meadow Hay by Steers and Performance of Cows on Native Range When Fed Protein Supplements Containing Various Levels of Corn.

Site and Extent of Digestion of Nitrogen Compounds and Organic Matter in Steers Fed a Finishing Diet With Dried Distillers Grains Plus Solubles Supplemented With Urea

Substitution of Rumen Degradable Nitrogen With Urea in Sheep Fed Low Quality Eragrostis Curvula Hay

Intake and Digestibility of Low-Quality Native Grass Hay by Beef Cows Supplemented With Graded Levels of Soybean Hulls.

Influence of Crambe Meal as a Protein Source on Intake, Site of Digestion, Ruminal Fermentation, and Microbial Efficiency in Beef Steers Fed Grass Hay.

Effect of Roasting on Site and Extent of Digestion of Soybean Meal by Sheep: II. Digestion of Artifacts of Heating.

Influence of Roughage Level and Corn Processing Method on the Site and Extent of Digestion by Beef Steers

Effect of Roasting on Site and Extent of Digestion of Soybean Meal by Sheep: I. Digestion of Nitrogen and Amino Acids.