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Publications by P A Kemme
The Effects of Sow Parity on Digestibility of Proximate Components and Minerals During Lactation as Influenced by Diet and Microbial Phytase Supplementation.
Journal of Animal Science
Animal Science
Zoology
Genetics
Medicine
Food Science
The Efficacy of Aspergillus Niger Phytase in Rendering Phytate Phosphorus Available for Absorption in Pigs Is Influenced by Pig Physiological Status.
Journal of Animal Science
Animal Science
Zoology
Genetics
Medicine
Food Science
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Apparent Digestibility and Retention of Nutrients Bound to Phytate Complexes as Influenced by Microbial Phytase and Feeding Regimen in Pigs.
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Effects of Supplementation on Voluntary Forage Intake, Diet Digestibility, and Animal Performance
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Utilization of Spring Peas by the Sow During Pregnancy and Lactation
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Effects of Timing of Palmitic Acid Supplementation During Early Lactation on Nutrient Digestibility, Energy Balance, and Metabolism of Dairy Cows
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Effect of Fructose Consumption During Lactation on Sow and Litter Performance and Sow Plasma Constituents.
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Diet Supplementation With Phytase on Performance of Broiler Chickens
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Dietary Energy Intake During Lactation and Following Weaning; Effects on Sow and Litter Performance
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The Influence of Added Lysine During Lactation on Sow and Litter Performance
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The Effects of BMD in Lactation Diets on Sow and Litter Performance
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