Archive – Nutrition

Brosh A., Holzer Z., Aharoni Y. and Levi D. – The Journal of Agricultural Science, 1993 121 1: 103 – 109
Intake, rumen volume, retention time and digestibility of diets based on poultry litter and wheat straw in beef cows before and after calving

Brosh A., Holzer Z., Levi D. and Aharoni Y. – Animal Feed Science and Technology, 1993 40 (2-3): 165-175
The effect of maize grain supplementation of diets based on wheat straw and poultry litter on their utilization by beef cattle

Perevolotsky A et al – Small Ruminant Research, 1993 11 2: 95-106
Nutritional value of common oak (Quercus calliprinos) browse as fodder for goats: Experimental results in ecological perspective

Miron J. and Ben Ghedalia D. – Canadian Journal of Microbiology, 1993 39 (8): 780-786
Digestion of cell-wall monosaccharides of ryegrass and alfalfa hays by the ruminal bacteria Fibrobacter succinogenes and Butyrivibrio fibrisolvens

Miron J. and Ben Ghedalia D. – Applied Microbiology and Biotechnology, 1993 39 (6): 756-759
Digestion of structural polysaccharides of Panicum and vetch hays by the rumen bacterial strains Fibrobacter succinogenes BL2 and Butyrivibrio fibrisolvens D1

Peri I., Gertler A., Bruckental I. and Barash H. –  Journal of Dairy Science, 1993 76: 742-751
The Effect of Manipulation in Energy Allowance During the Rearing Period of Heifers on Hormone Concentrations and Milk Production in First Lactation Cows

Sklan D. and Tinsky M. –  Journal of Dairy Science, 1993 76: 216-223
Production and reproduction responses by dairy cows fed varying undegradable protein coated with rumen bypass fat.

Arieli A. – Livestock Production Science, 1992 31 (3-4): 301-311
Energetic value of whole cottonseeds fed for maintenance of sheep at 2 levels in the diet

Maltz E. et al –  Journal of Dairy Science, 1992 75: 1588-1603
Comparative Responses of Lactating Cows to Total Mixed Rations or Computerized Individual Concentrates Feeding

Miron J. and Ben Ghedalia D. – Bioresource Technology, 1992 41 (2): 139–144
The effect of sulphur dioxide application level or the biodegradation of wheat straw carbohydrates by rumen microorganisms and by Trichoderma viride cellulase

Miron J. and Ben Ghedalia D. – Applied Microbiology and Biotechnology, 1992 38 (3): 432-437
The degradation and utilization of wheat-straw cell-wall monosaccharide components by defined ruminal cellulolytic bacteria

Sklan D. et al –  Journal of Dairy Science, 1992 75: 2463-2472
Fatty acids, calcium soaps of fatty acids, and cottonseeds fed to high yielding cows.

Solomon R. et al – Animal Feed Science and Technology, 1992 37 (s 3–4): 185–192
Ozone-treated cotton stalks as a component of a ration for growing lambs

Aharoni Y. and Tagari H. –  Journal of Dairy Science, 1991 74: 2540-2547
Use of nitrogen-15 determinations of purine nitrogen fraction of digesta to define nitrogen metabolism traits in the rumen.

Aharoni Y., Tagari H. and Boston R. – British Journal Of Nutrition, 1991 66 3: 407-422
A new approach to the quantitative estimation of nitrogen metabolic pathways in the rumen

Arieli A., Pecht Y., Zamwell S. and  Tagari H – Livestock Production Science, 1991 28 1: 53-63
Nutritional adaptation of heifers to diets containing poultry litter

Ben-Ghedalia D., Miron J. and Yosef E. – Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry, 1991 39 (11): 2002–2005
Fermentation of alfalfa silages with ozonated cotton stalks added

Bruckental I., Ascarelli I., Yosif B. and Alumot E. – Dairy Science, 1991 53 3: 299-303
Effect of duodenal proline infusion on milk production and composition in dairy cows

Holzer Z., Dori D., Brosh A. and Levi D. – Animal Science, 1991 52 3: 451-459
The utilization of alkali-treated wheat straw: Effects of neutralization of residual alkali and potassium supplementation on growth and mineral balance of male calves

Maltz E. et al –  Journal of Dairy Science,  1991 74: 2277-2289
Milk yield, parity, and cow potential as variables for computerized concentrate supplementation strategy.

Miron J. – The Journal of Applied Bacteriology, 1991 70 (3): 245-252
The hydrolysis of lucerne cell-wall monosaccharide components by monocultures or pair combinations of defined ruminal bacteria

Nachtomi E., Halevi A., Bruckental I. and Amir S. – The Canadian Veterinary Journal, 1991 71 2: 401-407
Energy-protein intake and its effect on blood metabolites of high-producing dairy cows

Sklan D., Moallem U. and Folman Y. –  Journal of Dairy Science, 1991 74: 510-517
Effect of feeding calcium soaps of fatty acids on production and reproductive responses in high producing lactating cows.

Solomon R. et al – Small Ruminant Research, 1991 6 (1-2): 55-62
Absorption of macro- and micro-elements by sheep from barley and barley plus sulphur dioxide-treated straw rations

Ferguson JD, Sklan D. et al –  Journal of  Dairy Science, 1990 73: 2864-2879
Effects of hard fats on in vitro and in vivo rumen fermentation, milk production and reproduction in dairy cows.

Miron J. et al – Animal Feed Science and Technology, 1990 30 (1-2): 107-120
Some aspect of cellobiose effect on bacterial cell surface structures involved in lucerne cell-walls utilization by fresh isolates of rumen bacteria

Miron J. – Animal Feed Science and Technology, 1990 27 (4): 269-280
Ozone-treated lucerne hay as a model to study lucerne degradation and utilization by rumen bacteria

Miron J. et al – The Journal of Agricultural Science, 1990 114 (1): 115 – 121
Carbohydrate digestibility and nitrogen metabolism in sheep fed untreated or sulphur dioxide-treated wheat straw and poultry litter

Schneider PL. and Sklan D. et al –  Journal of Dairy Science, 1990 73: 1263-1268
Responses of dairy cows in early lactation to bovine somatotropin and ruminally inert fat.

Sklan D., Nagar L. and Arieli A. – Animal Science, 1990 50 1: 93-98
Effect of feeding different levels of fatty acids or calcium soaps of fatty acids on digestion and Metabolizable energy in sheep 

Arieli A. – Animal Feed Science and Technology, 1989 26 (3-4): 299-308
Calorimetric determination of the degradation rate of rapidly fermentable organic matter of forages

Arieli A., Naim E., Benjamin R. and Pasternak D. – Animal Science, 1989 49 3: 451-457
The effect of feeding saltbush and sodium chloride on energy metabolism in sheep

Arieli A., Ben-Moshe A., Zamwel S., Tagari H. –  Journal of Dairy Science, 1989 72: 1228-1233
In Situ Evaluation of the Ruminal and Intestinal Digestibility of Heat-Treated Whole Cottonseeds

Arieli A., Bruckental I., Smoler E. – Journal of Dairy Science, 1989  72: 2532-2539
Prediction of Duodenal Nitrogen Supply from Degradation or Organic and Nitrogenous Matter In Situ

Arieli A. and Werner D. – Animal Feed Science and Technology, 1989 23 4: 333-341
A comparison between fermentation heat of forages and organic matter digestibility determined by in vitro incubation with rumen fluid

Ben-Ghedalia D., Yosef E., Miron J. and Est Y. – Animal Feed Science and Technology, 1989 24 (3-4): 289-298
The effects of starch- and pectin-rich diets on quantitative aspects of digestion in sheep

Bruckental I., Harduf Z., Yosif B, and Alumot E. – Animal Feed Science and Technology, 1989 24 3-4: 351-355
Coating markers to improve their use for feed evaluation in ruminants

Bruckental I. et al – Dairy Science, 1989 48 2: 319-329
Effects of source and level of protein on milk yield and reproductive performance of high-producing primiparous and multiparous dairy cows

Miron J., Yokoyama M.T. and Lamed R. – Applied Microbiology and Biotechnology, 1989 32 (2) :218-222
Bacterial cell surface structures involved in lucerne cell wall degradation by pure cultures of cellulolytic rumen bacteria

Arieli A., Aharoni Y., Zamwel S., Tagari H. –  Journal of Dairy Science, 1988 71: 964-970
Effect of Ratio of Roughage Concentrate on Glucose-Induced Heat Production in Sheep Rumen Fluid In Vitro

Ben-Ghedalia D., Miron J., Est Y and Yosef E. – Animal Feed Science and Technology, 1988 19 3): 219-229
SO2 treatment for converting straw into a concentrate-like feed: A growth study with lambs

Ben-Ghedalia D. and Solomon R. – Animal Feed Science and Technology, 1988 22 1: 147-159
Amino acids flow to and absorption from the small intestine of sheep fed barley and sulfur dixoide-treated straw at different ratios

Ben-Ghedalia D. et al – Journal of the Science of Food and Agriculture, 1988 45 1: 1 – 8
Effect of ammonia treatment and stage of maturity of coastal Bermuda grass on monosaccharide residue composition and digestibility by steers

Bruckental I. et al – Animal Science, 1987 45 1: 23-28
Faecal output and estimated voluntary dry-matter intake of grazing beef cows, relative to their live weight and to the digestibility of the pasture

Folman Y., Ascarelli I., Kraus D., Barash H. –  Journal of Dairy Science,  1987 70:357-366
Adverse Effect of β-Carotene in Diet on Fertility of Dairy Cows

J. Miron, D. Ben-Ghedalia –   Journal of Dairy Science, 1987  70: 1876-1884
Digestibility by Sheep of Total and Cell Wall Monosaccharides of Wheat Straw Treated Chemically or Chemically Plus Enzymatically

Miron J, Ben-Ghedalia D. –  Journal of Dairy Science, 1987 70: 1864-1875
Nutritional Implications Associated with Increasing the Fermentability of Straw by Chemical and Enzymatic Treatments

Arieli A – British Journal Of Nutrition, 1986 56 1: 305-311
Effect of glucose on fermentation heat in sheep rumen fluid in vitro

Bruckental I. et al – Animal Science. 1986 43 1: 73-82
The effect on the performance of dairy cattle of plant protein concentration and of urea or urea-phosphate supplementation in the diet

Levi D., Holzer Z., Samuel V. and Bruckental I. – Animal Science, 1986 33 3: 377-384
The effect of source of nitrogen and level of its supplementation on the performance of growing-fattening bulls

Arieli A., Sklan D. –  Journal of Dairy Science,  1985 68: 2215-2219
Energy Disappearance in Hindgut of Sheep

Bruckental I. et al – The Journal of Agricultural Science, 1985 104 02: 271 – 274
The ratio of naturally occurring 13C and 12C isotopes in sheep diet and faeces as a measurement for direct determination of lucerne hay and maize grain digestibilities in mixed diets

Sklan D., Arieli A., Chalupa W., Kronfeld D.S.  –  Journal of Dairy Science, 1985 68: 1667-1675
Digestion and Absorption of Lipids and Bile Acids in Sheep Fed Stearic Acid, Oleic Acid, or Tristearin

Sklan D., Halevy O. –  Journal of Dairy Science,  1985 68: 1676-1681
Digestion and Absorption of Protein Along Ovine Gastrointestinal Tract 

Sklan D., Hurwitz S. – Jornal of Dairy Science,  1985 68: 1659-1666
Movement and Absorption of Major Minerals and Water in Ovine Gastrointestinal Tract

Ben Ghedalia D. and Miron J. – The Journal of Agricultural Science, 1984 102 (3): 517 – 520
The digestibility of wheat straw treated with sulphur dioxide

Ben Ghedalia D. and Miron J. – Journal of Nutrition, 1984 114 (5): 880-887
The digestion of total cell wall monosaccharides of alfalfa by sheep

Ben Ghedalia D. and Miron J. – Animal Feed Science and Technology, 1984 10 (4): 269-276
The response of wheat straw varieties to mild sulphur dioxide treatment

Alumot E. et al – Journal of Dairy Science, 1983 66 6): 1243-1247
Effect of Proline on Arginine Uptake and Nitrogen Metabolism of Lactating Goats

Ben-Ghedalia D. et al – Journal of the Science of Food and Agriculture, 1982 33 (12): 1213 – 1218
Effect of ozone and sodium hydroxide treatments on some chemical characteristics of cotton straw

Ben Ghedalia D., Miron J. and Hasdai A. – Journal of Nutrition, 1982 112 (4): 818-824
Effect of Protein Infused into Sheep Duodenum on Activities of Pancreatic Proteases in Intestinal Digesta and on the Absorption Site of Amino Acids

Ben Ghedalia D., Tagari H., Geva A. and Zamwell S. – Journal of Dairy Science, 1982 65 9: 1760-1764
Availability of Macroelements from a Concentrate Diet Supplemented with Soybean Meal or Poultry Manure Fed to Sheep

Ben Ghedalia D., Tagari H. and Geva A. – The Journal of Agricultural Science, 1982 98 01: 85-88
Absorption by sheep of calcium, phosphorus and magnesium from a poultry litter supplemented diet

Bruckental I., Amir S. and Halevi A. – Protein and Energy Supply for High Production of Milk and Meat Symposium, 1982: 99-110
The Significance of Protein/Energy Relationships in the Practical Feeding of Dairy Cattle under Subtropical Conditions

Hasdai A., Ben-Ghedalia D. –  Journal of  Dairy Science, 1982 65: 65-71
Digestibility of Edible Domestic Waste by Sheep

J. Miron. and D. Ben-Ghedalia – Applied Microbiology and Biotechnology, 1982 15 (2): 83-87
Effect of hydrolysing and oxidizing agents on the composition and degradation of wheat straw monosaccharides

Ben Ghedalia D. and Miron J. – Biotechnology and Bioengineering, 1981 23 (4): 823 – 831
The effect of combined chemical and enzyme treatment on the saccharification and in vitro digestion rate of wheat straw

Ben Ghedalia D. and Miron J. – Journal of the Science of Food and Agriculture, 1981 32 (3): 224-228
Effect of sodium hydroxide, ozone and sulphur dioxide on the composition and in vitro digestibility of wheat straw

Folman Y., Neumark H., Kaim M., Kaufmann W.  –  Journal of  Dairy Science, 1981 64: 759-768
Performance, Rumen and Blood Metabolites in High-Yielding Cows Fed Varying Protein Percents and Protected Soybean

Ben Ghedalia D., Miron J. and Shefet G. – Journal of the Science of Food and Agriculture, 1980 31 (12): 1337 – 1342
Effect of ozone and ammonium hydroxide treatment on the composition and in vitro digestibility of cotton straw