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Evaluation of Rumen Metabolism and Digestibility of Corn Silage and MDGS Finishing Diets
Dirk B. Burken +4 more
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Harvest Stage Dictates the Nutritive Value of Sorghum Stalk Silage by Shaping Its Fermentation Profile and Microbial Composition. [PDF]
Zhao X +7 more
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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]
Jia H +10 more
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Epidemiology, clinical and pathological features and outcomes of listeriosis in ruminants: a systematic review and meta-analysis. [PDF]
López-Almela I +5 more
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Volatile organic compounds and silage: sources, emission, and mitigation
Sasha D. Hafner +8 more
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Maize Silage as Sole Ration for Sheep and Goats
G.V.N. Reddy, M.R. Reddy
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The Journal of the Science of Food and Agriculture, 2021
BACKGROUND Feed shortage is a factor restricting animal production in tropics, how to use natural woody plant resources as animal feed is an important strategy.
Z. Du +4 more
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BACKGROUND Feed shortage is a factor restricting animal production in tropics, how to use natural woody plant resources as animal feed is an important strategy.
Z. Du +4 more
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Journal of the Science of Food and Agriculture, 1974
AbstractThe literature on fish silage is briefly reviewed and experiments described in which six types of fish silage were made using the following raw materials: sprats, herring, herring offal, sand‐eels, white fish offal and mackerel. The silages were stored for a period of one year at temperatures of +2 ºC and +23 ºC.
Ian N. Tatterson, Malcolm L. Windsor
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AbstractThe literature on fish silage is briefly reviewed and experiments described in which six types of fish silage were made using the following raw materials: sprats, herring, herring offal, sand‐eels, white fish offal and mackerel. The silages were stored for a period of one year at temperatures of +2 ºC and +23 ºC.
Ian N. Tatterson, Malcolm L. Windsor
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The Journal of Agricultural Science, 1923
One of the main problems confronting the advocates of silage in this country is the selection of crops suitable for being grown for ensilage purposes, particularly in view of the fact that attempts to produce maize silage in this country have frequently been unsuccessful. It has been demonstrated, in trials extending over a number of years at Cambridge,
Arthur Amos, Herbert Ernest Woodman
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One of the main problems confronting the advocates of silage in this country is the selection of crops suitable for being grown for ensilage purposes, particularly in view of the fact that attempts to produce maize silage in this country have frequently been unsuccessful. It has been demonstrated, in trials extending over a number of years at Cambridge,
Arthur Amos, Herbert Ernest Woodman
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