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Inoculation of alfalfa seedlings with root growth promoting microorganisms under semi-arid climate condition may improve biomass production and nutritive value.
Milad Jafari+5 more
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: Lipid-soluble components in late-cutting alfalfa are linked to beneficial immune and microbiota responses in mouse challenge models; therefore, responses in a comparative poultry Eimeria challenge model were investigated.
K. Fries-Craft+2 more
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Cubed alfalfa for replacement ewe lambs
In this trial, alfalfa hay cubes self fed to white face and Hampshire ewe lambs resulted in small but statistically significant increases in weight gains, along with increased feed consumption but with less waste feed than when comparable ewes were fed ...
M Bell, J Nolan, A Vieria
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. Eight Holstein cows in early lactating stage were used in a 4×4 change-over design within 4 periods of 21-d to determine the effects of alfalfa hay particle size and soybean oil supplementation on intake, digestibility, ruminal and blood metabolites ...
M.Kh Arjmandi, A Teimouri Yansari
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Experimental Study on Drying Characteristics of Alfalfa Hay Bales Using Hot Air Convection
Alfalfa hay bale drying technology can effectively reduce alfalfa leaf loss and improve forage quality. However, due to the large volume and high density of fresh-stored hay bales, deep-level drying is uneven, leading to nutrient loss in alfalfa.
Jianqiang Du, Chang Liu
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Effect of Corn Starch on Digestibility of Alfalfa Hay
E. A. Kane, W.C. Jacobson, P.M. Damewood
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Pelleted alfalfa hay: Baled and pelleted alfalfa hay in comparative trial with beef steers
Pelleting alfalfa hay for livestock reduces the bulk and transforms the hay into a free flowing form like grain and cuts labor requirements for handling.
N Ittner, J Meyer, G Lofgreen
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