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Evaluation of the Potential of Supplements to Substitute for Range Forage
Research Report,
Kansas State University - Dept. of Animal Sciences and Industry
- PDF format
Performance Responses by Beef Cows to Increasing Levels of Supplemental Sunflower Meal Pellets
Research Report,
Kansas State University - Agricultural Research Center - Hays
- PDF format
Dormant, Tallgrass-Prairie Forage: Influence of Rumen Degradable Protein on Intake by Beef Cows and Fermentation Characteristics
Research Report,
Kansas State University - Dept. of Animal Sciences and Industry
- PDF format
Urea Supplements for Beef Cattle
Fact Sheet,
University of Missouri - Department of Animal Science
- HTML format
Effects of supplemental undegradable protein on the performance of fall-calving cows grazing dormant native range
Research Report,
Oklahoma State University - Department of Animal Sciences
- HTML format
Effects of Supplemental Degradable Intake Protein on Intake and Digestion of Low-Quality Brome Hay
Research Report,
Kansas State University - Dept. of Animal Sciences and Industry
- PDF format
Influence of Level of Supplemental Alfalfa Hay on the Performance of Beef Cows Grazing Winter Bluestem Range
Research Report,
Kansas State University - Dept. of Animal Sciences and Industry
- PDF format
Influence of Source and Amount of Dietary Protein on the Performance and Reproductive Function of First-Calf Heifers
Research Report,
Kansas State University - Dept. of Animal Sciences and Industry
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GTA Creep Block Study
Research Report,
North Dakota State University - Dickinson Research Extension Center
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Effects of supplement source on intake, digestion and ruminal kinetics of steers fed prairie hay
Research Report,
Oklahoma State University - Department of Animal Sciences
- HTML format
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