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Mutants Of Prevotella RuminicolaDefective In Peptidase Activity: Impact On Ammonia Production, Humberto Madeira, Lasha Peng, Mark Morrison
Mutants Of Prevotella RuminicolaDefective In Peptidase Activity: Impact On Ammonia Production, Humberto Madeira, Lasha Peng, Mark Morrison
Nebraska Beef Cattle Reports
An enzyme from a predominant ruminal bacterium that degrades peptides has a significant impact on ammonia production, and its manipulation could increase efficiency of nitrogen retention in forage- fed animals.
Biochemical Characterization Of A Peptidase Enzyme From The Ruminal Bacterium Prevotella Ruminicola, Humberto Madeira, Mark Morrison
Biochemical Characterization Of A Peptidase Enzyme From The Ruminal Bacterium Prevotella Ruminicola, Humberto Madeira, Mark Morrison
Nebraska Beef Cattle Reports
The characterization by molecular biology techniques of a bacterial enzyme involved with ruminal protein digestion brings new insights and strategies which seek to optimize protein nutrition of beef cattle.
Time Of Feeding Influence On Cattle Exposed To Heat, Terry L. Mader, John Gaughan, Darryl Salvage, Bruce Young
Time Of Feeding Influence On Cattle Exposed To Heat, Terry L. Mader, John Gaughan, Darryl Salvage, Bruce Young
Nebraska Beef Cattle Reports
Managing heat load through manipulation of feeding regime may be effective in maintaining intake of individually fed feedlot cattle exposed to hot environmental conditions.
Effects Of Heat Exposure On Adapting Feedlot Cattle To Finishing Diets, Terry L. Mader, John Gaughan, Bruce Young
Effects Of Heat Exposure On Adapting Feedlot Cattle To Finishing Diets, Terry L. Mader, John Gaughan, Bruce Young
Nebraska Beef Cattle Reports
Body temperatures increased in individually fed cattle being stepped-up on finishing diets under both thermoneutral and hot conditions.
A Low Roughage Diet Alternative For Finishing Cattle, Ivan G. Rush, Burt Weichenthal, Brad Van Pelt
A Low Roughage Diet Alternative For Finishing Cattle, Ivan G. Rush, Burt Weichenthal, Brad Van Pelt
Nebraska Beef Cattle Reports
A low roughage diet containing Impact supplement can reduce feed to gain ratio while maintaining daily gain. A relatively high energy level in this diet results in lower ad libitum intake.