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Restoration of species‐rich grasslands is a key issue of conservation. The transfer of seed‐containing local plant material is a proven technique to restore species‐rich grassland, since it potentially allows to establish genetically variable and locally
Franziska Kaulfuß, Christoph Reisch
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Horses suffering from equine asthma must consume low-dust forage, with soaking and steaming being suitable methods of hay treatment. The impacts of this treated hay’s subsequent storage and effects on the horses’ chewing activity are largely unknown ...
M Glatter +2 more
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Wunderlich syndrome: Rare and unrecognized emergency
A real life-threatening emergency, Wunderlich syndrome (WS) is an interesting and unknown clinical condition characterised by intense beginning of spontaneous, non-traumatic renal haemorrhage in the sub-capsular and perirenal space, with a typical ...
Hamedoun Larbi +5 more
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Economically Valuable Traits of Alfalfa Plants in The Variety Testing Nursery [PDF]
The article presents the three-year results for 2018-2020 of studies on height, leafiness of plants, protein content, as well as hay yield in alfalfa samples in the nursery of the 2018 sowing variety test.
Amanturdiev Shavkat +2 more
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GEOMATIC TECHNIQUES APPLIED FOR REMOTE DETERMINATION OF THE HAY QUANTITY IN AGROSILVOPASTORAL SYSTEMS [PDF]
The paper presents a descriptive model, applicable in agricultural theory and practice, for determining the quantity of alfalfa hay obtained from a land surface, using remote investigations, by geospatial methods and means.
COPĂCEAN Loredana +4 more
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Association between forage mycotoxins and liver disease in horses
Abstract Background Outbreaks of liver disease in horses are common but the etiology of most remains unknown. Forage mycotoxins have been suspected to be a cause. Objectives To examine the association between outbreaks of liver disease and the presence of mycotoxins in forage stored on the same premises. Animals Premises were identified where ≥4 horses
Andy E. Durham
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Abstract Background The objective of this study was to evaluate the replacement value of cowpea (Vigna unguiculata) hay for noug seed (Guizotia abissynica) cake on dry matter (DM) and nutrient intake, nutrient digestibility, body weight change, carcass characteristics and economic feasibility of the feeding regime of Gumuz lambs.
Esubalew Shitaneh +4 more
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Embryonic loss, abortion, and malformations in ewes caused by the ingestion of hay leaves of Cenostigma pyramidale [PDF]
: Determining if reproductive failures in ewes at the semiarid region in the state of Bahia are related to the consumption of the species Cenostigma pyramidale (Tul.) Gagnon & G.P.
Suélen D.S. Reis +7 more
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ALTERNATIVES FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE BULKY FEED MARKET IN UKRAINE
. The research is devoted to the problem of the ruminant bulky feed market formation in Ukraine in conditions of the world economic integration processes. The dynamics of bulk feed production in Ukraine, supply and demand in the domestic market have been
О. Petrychenko +4 more
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Hibiscus rosa-sinensis Forage as a Potential Feed for Animals: A Review
This review summarized for the first time the nutritional benefits of Hibiscus rosa-sinensis in animal feed. the agronomic characteristics for the hyperproduction of Hibiscus rosa-sinensis were reported, as well as the chemical composition of the forage ...
Manuel Valdivié, Yordan Martínez
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