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Effect of feeding long or short wheat hay v. wheat silage in the ration of lactating cows on intake, milk production and digestibility

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Models of suppressive effect of tannins. Analysis of the suppressive effect of tannins on ruminal degradation by compartmental models

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Digestibility by Dairy Cows of Monosaccharide Components in Diets Containing Wheat or Ryegrass Silages

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The effect of protein intake on performance of cows in hot environmental temperatures.

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feeding soyhulls to high-yielding dairy cows increased milk production, but not milking frequency, in an automatic milking system

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