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Utilization of processed alfalfa meals by monogastric animals

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Myer, Robert O.

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In part one, levels of dehydrated alfalfa meal greater than 60% of the diet significantly (P < 0.01) reduced the growth of rats fed isocaloric diets. Purified cellulose fed to provide the same amount of acid detergent fiber as contributed by the alfalfa did not affect growth. Feed intake was...

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TDN level as a corn-soy control, decreased performance occurred, whereas when feed intake of the two
Factors influencing the utilization of alfalfa meal by rats and swine

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LeaMaster, Brad R.

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consideration as a feed for nonruminant animals. First of all, and most important, alfalfa pro- duces more
Evaluation of low quality roughages and agricultural by-products as livestock feed

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Hussain, Imdad

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Nine feeding trials and four laboratory scale experiments were conducted in this study. The study consisted of: (1) use of grass straw:corn juice (CJ) silages with fishmeal and/or alfalfa hay supplementation in beef heifers, sheep, pregnant dairy heifers, water buffaloes and Hereford cows; (2) use of cull onions:grass straw silages...

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-products as livestock feed AN ABSTRACT OF THE THESIS OF Imdad Hussain for the degree of Doctor of
Utilization of alfalfa meal by non-ruminant animals

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Powley, John S.

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Masters Thesis

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percent reduced (p <.05) the average daily gain (ADG) of pigs and increased the feed/gain ratio as
Utilization of non protein nitrogen by rabbits

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Mathius, I-Wayan

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Several studies have been conducted to examine the utilization of non-protein nitrogen by the New Zealand White rabbit. Soybean meal (SBM) or urea added to a low protein (13% CP) diet and a positive control diet were fed to does and their offspring during a nine month experiment. Urea and...

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advantage was observed in using urea as a supplementary nitrogen source with a low-protein diet. Feeding

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Animal Science3
Animal Sciences2

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Cheeke, Peter R.[remove]5

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Arscott, George2
Forsberg, Neil1
Johnson, D. E.1
Kifer, Paul1
Nakaue, H. S.1
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Hussain, Imdad1
Leamaster, Brad R.1
Mathius, I Wayan1
Myer, Robert O.1
Powley, John S.1

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1990-19991
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Animal Science5

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Master of Science (M.S.)4
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.)1

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English [eng]5

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Oregon State University. Graduate School5

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Masters Thesis4
Dissertation1

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Subject

Alfalfa as feed3
Agricultural wastes as feed1
Feeds -- Fiber content1
Nitrogen in animal nutrition1
Poultry -- Feeding and feeds1
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