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The effect of feeding tallow, urea and protected tallow on in vivo nutrient digestion in sheep

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Aseltine, Mark Stephen

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Five sheep digestion trials with four animals per treatment and three treatments per trial were conducted to determine if feeding protected tallow and/or protein would alter the deleterious effects of feeding urea and tallow together. Apparent digestibility coefficients, nitrogen retention and biological values were calculated. An additional trial was also...

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Masters Thesis

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in vivo nutrient digestion in sheep AN ABSTRACT OF THE THESIS OF MARK STEPHEN ASELTINE for the
Soil-site relationships in second growth Douglas-fir stands in the central Oregon coast range

Creator:

Urie, Dean Howard

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Masters Thesis

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. Ralston and Barnes (3g, pp. 8I-8) have applied these findings to slash pine (Pinus elliottil Engeim
Assays of adrenal gland activity in the white mouse

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Puyear, Robert Louis

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Masters Thesis

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activity in two meadow vole populations. Journal of Marnology 39:109-116. 1958. 30. Ludewig, Stephen
A follow-up study of industrial arts education graduates of Oregon State College since 1940

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Gerard, John Caryll

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Masters Thesis
The effect of precipitation variation and fertilization level on the nutritive value of wheat residue

Creator:

Carey, Anne C.

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Five simulated precipitation patterns characteristic of the Columbia Basin and Plateau region and six fertilization rates were evaluated for their effect on percent crude protein, percent in vitro dry matter digestibility, fiber content, and yield of wheat aftermath on a commercial farm in north central Oregon. The higher moisture regimes...

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the invaluable laboratory assistance and Stephen Clarke for all the statistical advice. Last, but not