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Effect of active immunization against androstenedione on reproductive performance of Angora ewes (Short communication)

  • 1986
  • Issue: 1
  • Volume: 16
D. Wentzel & K.S. Viljoen Page: 56 - 57

The effect of active immunization against androstenedione on reproductive performance was investigated in a flock of 151 Angora ewes. Although differences occurred between groups in some of the reproductive parameters recorded, the eventual number of kids produced was virtually the…

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Die effek van insluitingspeil van Eragrostis curvula-hooi en sonneblomdoppe op melkproduksie en melksamestelling by eerstekalf-

  • 1986
  • Issue: 1
  • Volume: 16
B. Ferreira, H.P. de Bruin & M.H. Neitz Page: 59 - 61

The effect of inclusion rate of Eragrostis curvula hay and sunflower husks on milk production and milk composition of first-calf Friesland cows. The effect of different inclusion rates of Eragrostis curvula in complete diets on the milk production and milk…

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Die bepaling van ’n tempokonstante vir die uitvloei van Cr-gemerkte proteïenpartikels uit die rumen van lakterende melkkoeie

  • 1986
  • Issue: 2
  • Volume: 16
L.J. Erasmus, J.T. Grové & H.H. Meissner Page: 72 - 76

The determination of a rate constant for the outflow of chromium-mordanted protein particles from the rumen of lactating dairy cattle. Lactating Friesian/Holstein cows were used for the determination of the outflow rate of protein particles from the rumen. Fishmeal was…

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Fermentation characteristics and chemical composition of silage made from different ratios of cattle manure and maize residues

  • 1986
  • Issue: 2
  • Volume: 16
L.D. Snyman, R. du Preez & I. Calitz Page: 83 - 86

    Fermentation characteristics and chemical composition of silage made from different ratios of cattle manure and maize residues were investigated. Manure (fresh) obtained from steers fed on a high concentrate diet was ensiled on a laboratory scale with maize…

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The use of urea by lactating dairy cows when fed maize silage

  • 1986
  • Issue: 2
  • Volume: 16
T.J. Dugmore, R.M. Bredon & K.P. Walsh Page: 87 - 89

    Maize silage is relatively high in energy but low in protein for the normal lactational requirements of dairy cows. Three trials were conducted to compare the use of urea as opposed to natural protein supplements in balancing the…

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