EFFECT OF FORMALDEHYDE TREATMENT OF PEANUT MEAL IN CONCENTRATE DIETS ON PERFORMANCE OF CALVES

[1] RUMINAL AMMONIA FORMATION IN RELATION TO THE PROTEIN REQUIREMENT OF SHEEP .3. RUMINAL AMMONIA FORMATION WITH VARIOUS DIETS [J]. JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE, 1954, 44 (03) : 270 - 273

[2] Block Richard J., 1946, NUTRITION ABST AND REV, V16, P249

[3] INTENSIVE BEEF PRODUCTION .4. EFFECT ON NITROGEN RETENTION OF ALL-CONCENTRATE DIETS CONTAINING DIFFERENT LEVELS OF FISH MEAL [J]. ANIMAL PRODUCTION, 1965, 7 : 19 - &

[4] RUMINAL AMMONIA FORMATION IN RELATION TO THE PROTEIN REQUIREMENT OF SHEEP .1. DUODENAL ADMINISTRATION AND HEAT PROCESSING AS FACTORS INFLUENCING FATE OF CASEIN SUPPLEMENTS [J]. JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE, 1954, 44 (03) : 254 - 262

[5] CHRISTIAN K. R., 1954, NEW ZEALAND JOUR SCI AND TECHNOL SER A, V36, P328

[6] INFLUENCE OF DIET ON NITROGENOUS COMPONENTS PASSING TO DUODENUM AND THROUGH LOWER ILEUM OF SHEEP [J]. PROCEEDINGS OF THE ROYAL SOCIETY SERIES B-BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES, 1966, 166 (1002): : 63 - +

[7] EXCRETION OF CHROMIUM SESQUIOXIDE ADMINISTERED AS A COMPONENT OF PAPER TO SHEEP [J]. BRITISH JOURNAL OF NUTRITION, 1960, 14 (03) : 289 - 299

[8] MULTIPLE RANGE AND MULTIPLE F TESTS [J]. BIOMETRICS, 1955, 11 (01) : 1 - 42

[9] FECAL EXCRETION PATTERN OF CHROMIC OXIDE ADMINISTERED TO HEREFORD HEIFERS IN A COMPLETELY PELLETED RATION [J]. JOURNAL OF ANIMAL SCIENCE, 1959, 18 (02) : 718 - 725

[10] DIGESTION BY RUMINANT LAMBS OF A DIET CONTAINING FORMALDEHYDE-TREATED CASEIN [J]. AUSTRALIAN JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH, 1971, 22 (03): : 461 - &

[1] RUMINAL AMMONIA FORMATION IN RELATION TO THE PROTEIN REQUIREMENT OF SHEEP .3. RUMINAL AMMONIA FORMATION WITH VARIOUS DIETS [J]. JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE, 1954, 44 (03) : 270 - 273

[2] Block Richard J., 1946, NUTRITION ABST AND REV, V16, P249

[3] INTENSIVE BEEF PRODUCTION .4. EFFECT ON NITROGEN RETENTION OF ALL-CONCENTRATE DIETS CONTAINING DIFFERENT LEVELS OF FISH MEAL [J]. ANIMAL PRODUCTION, 1965, 7 : 19 - &

[4] RUMINAL AMMONIA FORMATION IN RELATION TO THE PROTEIN REQUIREMENT OF SHEEP .1. DUODENAL ADMINISTRATION AND HEAT PROCESSING AS FACTORS INFLUENCING FATE OF CASEIN SUPPLEMENTS [J]. JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE, 1954, 44 (03) : 254 - 262

[5] CHRISTIAN K. R., 1954, NEW ZEALAND JOUR SCI AND TECHNOL SER A, V36, P328

[6] INFLUENCE OF DIET ON NITROGENOUS COMPONENTS PASSING TO DUODENUM AND THROUGH LOWER ILEUM OF SHEEP [J]. PROCEEDINGS OF THE ROYAL SOCIETY SERIES B-BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES, 1966, 166 (1002): : 63 - +

[7] EXCRETION OF CHROMIUM SESQUIOXIDE ADMINISTERED AS A COMPONENT OF PAPER TO SHEEP [J]. BRITISH JOURNAL OF NUTRITION, 1960, 14 (03) : 289 - 299

[8] MULTIPLE RANGE AND MULTIPLE F TESTS [J]. BIOMETRICS, 1955, 11 (01) : 1 - 42

[9] FECAL EXCRETION PATTERN OF CHROMIC OXIDE ADMINISTERED TO HEREFORD HEIFERS IN A COMPLETELY PELLETED RATION [J]. JOURNAL OF ANIMAL SCIENCE, 1959, 18 (02) : 718 - 725

[10] DIGESTION BY RUMINANT LAMBS OF A DIET CONTAINING FORMALDEHYDE-TREATED CASEIN [J]. AUSTRALIAN JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH, 1971, 22 (03): : 461 - &