Search Results - "Bartram, C. G."

The influence of grass silage-to-maize silage ratio and concentrate composition on methane emissions, performance and milk composition of dairy cows by Hart, K. J., Huntington, J. A., Wilkinson, R. G., Bartram, C. G., Sinclair, L. A.

“…It is well-established that altering the proportion of starch and fibre in ruminant diets can alter ruminal and post-ruminal digestion, although quantitative…”
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Initial studies on leucine metabolism in the rumen of sheep by Marsden, M., Bruce, C. I., Bartram, C. G., Buttery, P. J.

“…1. [3H]leucine infused directly into the rumen of sheep labelled microbial protein and, when compared with the specific activity of the rumen free-leucine…”
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The effect of level and type of supplement offered to grazing dairy cows on herbage intake, animal performance and rumen fermentation characteristics by Sayers, H. J., Mayne, C. S., Bartram, C. G.

“…A study was undertaken to examine the effect of level and type of supplement and changes in the chemical composition of herbage through the grazing season on…”
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