Catalogue record · Crop and Pasture Science
Rumen physiology: the key to understanding the conversion of plants into animal products
G.J. Faichney · 1996
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It belongs to the Crop and Pasture Science collection, published in the Australian Journal of Agricultural Research.
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Effect of physical form of a lucerne hay on rumination and the passage of particles from the rumen of sheep
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Effect of physical form of a lucerne hay on digestion and rate of passage in sheep
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Feed intake, digestion, and renal function in Merino sheep selected for higher clean fleece weight
G.J. Faichney, R.J. Welch and G.H. Brown · 1997
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Nitrogen transactions in the rumen of sheep given a barley straw diet supplemented with untreated or formaldehyde-treated sunflower seed meal
G.J. Faichney, H. Tagari, E. Teleki and 1 other · 1994
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Application of the double-marker method for measuring digesta kinetics to rumen sampling in sheep following a dose of the markers or the end of their continuous infusion
G.J. Faichney · 1992
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Effects of level of intake and urea supplementation of alkali-treated straw on protozoal and bacterial nitrogen synthesis in the rumen and partition of digestion in cattle
B.S. Punia, J. Leibholz and G.J. Faichney · 1988
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Partition of organic matter, fibre and protein digestion in ewes fed at a constant rate throughout gestation
G.J. Faichney and G.A. White · 1988
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Rates of passage of solutes, microbes and particulate matter through the gastro-intestinal tract of ewes fed at a constant rate throughout gestation
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