Urea and Other Nonprotein Nitrogen Compounds in Animal Nutrition (1976) / Chapter Skim
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Sci. Dep., Beef Cattle Day Prog.
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1967. Nonprotein nitrogen sources as protein replacers.
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1948. Feeding urea to dairy cows with special reference to the palatability of feed mixtures containing urea.
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197Id. Some new concepts concerning urea utilization in beef cattle: Urea fermentation potential (UFP)
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1974b. Second experiment demonstrating the variable feeding value of urea as predicted by the metabolizable protein system of evaluating cattle feeds and rations in satisfying tissue amino acid requirements.
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1974. Influence of dietary nitrogen source, concentrate level and biuret level in sheep on the adaptation of rumen microorganisms to biuret as a nonprotein nitrogen source.
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1969. Guidelines for increasing urea utilization in rations for dairy cows.
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1968. Urea-limestone-treated silage for beef cattle.
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1955. Wintering beef cattle on ureatreated com silage.
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Stn. Beef Cattle Grassl.
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1971. Urea-treated corn silage in low protein rations for lactating cows.
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1967. Voluntary feed intake, milk production, rumen content, and plasma-free amino acid levels of lactating cows on low sulfur and sulfur-supplemented diets.
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1957. Utilization of blackstrap molasses urea in molasses, and ammoniated molasses by dairy heifers.
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1969. Amino acids in plasma of steers fed different nitrogen sources.
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1969. The performance of laying hens fed various levels of protein and a non-essential amino acid mixture.
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1967. Effect of nonprotein nitrogen supplementation of low protein rations on laying hen performance with a note on essential amino acid requirements.
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1966. Plasma amino acids and nitrogen retention by steers fed purified diets containing urea or isolated soy protein.
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1967. A comparison of high-urea supplements with natural protein supplements for growing and fattening beef cattle.
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1954. The value of ammoniated molasses in beef cattle wintering rations.
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1968. Abomasal infusion of amino acids to growing lambs.
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1954. The release of ammonia nitrogen from urea, ammoniated molasses, and soybean oil meal in the presence of rumen microorganisms.
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1972. Starea, urea and sulfur in beef cattle rations.
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1971. Comparison of a liquid supplement of nonprotein nitrogen with urea and soybean meal for lactating cows.
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1965. The response of laying hens fed low protein diets to glutamic acid and diammonium citrate.
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