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Comparaison de deux variétés de maïs ensilage en engraissement de taurillons
Marc Gielen +3 more
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Effects of sour soup on silage fermentation performance and bacterial community of Broussonetia papyrifera. [PDF]
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Improving the Quality of Ensiling High-Moisture Alfalfa with Peanut Vine in Different Additives: Fermentation, Nutritional Quality, and Microbial Communities. [PDF]
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Use of Fermented Fish Ensilage in the Diets of Etroplus suratensis (Bloch)
N. Neethiselvan +3 more
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A comparative assessment and economic implications of physical, chemical, and enzymatic treatments of lignocellulosic waste. [PDF]
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Ross Ensilage book, containing practical and useful information on ensilage and silos
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Energy changes during ensilage
Journal of the Science of Food and Agriculture, 1973AbstractThe energy changes occurring during ensilage have been examined using a theoretical model with data calculated from known biochemical pathways. Results of a laboratory experiment in which five grasses were ensiled in triplicate confirm that energy is recoverable in an anaerobic system in spite of gaseous losses in the form of CO2. These changes
P, McDonald, A R, Henderson, I, Ralton
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The Journal of Agricultural Science, 1944
Bracken cut in June was ensiled in various ways, and some of the products were examined for chemical composition, digestibility and palatability. The main findings were:1. Overheated silage was moderately palatable to sheep and cattle, but its digestibility was low and it approximated to wheat or barley straw in feeding value.2.
W. S. Ferguson, O. Neave
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Bracken cut in June was ensiled in various ways, and some of the products were examined for chemical composition, digestibility and palatability. The main findings were:1. Overheated silage was moderately palatable to sheep and cattle, but its digestibility was low and it approximated to wheat or barley straw in feeding value.2.
W. S. Ferguson, O. Neave
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