Allocating concentrates based on individual performance increases milk solid yield in dairy cows grazing lucerne and supplemented with maize silage

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• FutureDairy: a national, multidisciplinary project to assist dairy farmers to manage future challenges - methods and early findings
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• The effect of age and liveweight at first calving on the shape of the lactation curve of dairy heifers
  R. Dobos, K. Nandra, K. Riley, S. Morris and W. Fulkerson · 2001
• The effect of rumen escape protein on carcass characteristics of rapidly growing prepubertal dairy heifers
  R. Dobos, L. Riley, K. Nandra and 3 others, including W. Fulkerson · 1997

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