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Annual Ryegrass (Lolium multiflorum Lam.) Growth Response to Nitrogen in a Sandy Soil Amended with Acidified Manure and Municipal Sludge after “Quick Wash” Treatment by Paye, Wooiklee S., Szogi, Ariel A., Shumaker, Paul D., Billman, Eric D.

“…The Quick Wash (QW) treatment extracts phosphorus (P) from manure and municipal sludge (MS), producing an organic acidified by-product with adequate nitrogen…”
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Supplementation of Oilseeds to an Herbage Diet High in Condensed Tannins Affects Methane Production with Minimal Impact on Ruminal Fermentation in Continuous Culture by Billman, Eric D., Dillard, S. Leanne, Roca-Fernández, Ana Isabel, Soder, Kathy J.

“…Condensed tannins (CT) have been observed to reduce enteric CH4 production when added to ruminant diets. However, high concentrations of CT in forages such as…”
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Leaching Potential of Phosphite Fertilizer in Sandy Soils of the Southern Coastal Plain, USA by Ariel A. Szogi, Paul D. Shumaker, Eric D. Billman, Philip J. Bauer

“…Novel biotechnology on transgenic plants capable of metabolizing phosphite (Phi), a reduced form of P, could improve the effectiveness of P fertilizers and…”
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Using perennial groundcover crops to suppress weeds and thrips in the southeast cotton belt by Billman, Eric D., Campbell, Benjamin T., Reay‐Jones, Francis P. F.

“…Modern cotton production ( Gossypium hirsutum L.) in the United States relies on chemical and physical inputs that increase the environmental and monetary…”
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Evaluating the effects of cotton intercropping on cool‐season perennial forage persistence, forage mass, and nutritive value in the southeastern United States by Billman, Eric D., Myers, W. Tillman

“…Integrated forage–row cropping systems provide important agronomic and economic benefits to producers. However, little attention has been given to…”
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Cover cropping history affects cotton boll distribution, lint yields, and fiber quality by Billman, Eric D., Campbell, B. Todd

“…There has been limited introduction of new cover crop species into cotton (Gossypium hirsutum L.) production within the last 30 years. Mounting evidence shows…”
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PSV-26 Effect of addition of Ascophyllum nodosum and Asparagopsis taxiformis , alone or in combination, to an herbage-based diet on in vitro fermentation in continuous culture by Andreen, Danielle, Billman, Eric D, Brito, Andre F, Soder, Kathy J

“…This study investigated the effect of individual or simultaneous addition of two macroalgae species on in vitro fermentation in continuous culture. Four…”
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222 Validation of Brix for predicting sugar concentration of alfalfa and orchardgrass by Soder, Kathy J, Billman, Eric D, Horst, Jeff, Hafla, Aimee, Balk, Kristi

“…The objective of this study was to evaluate the accuracy of Brix in predicting sugar concentrations in fresh alfalfa (Medicago sativa L.; ALF) and orchardgrass…”
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Breeding heat tolerant orchardgrass germplasm for summer persistence in high temperature stress environments of the southeastern United States by Billman, Eric D., Morrison, Jesse I., Baldwin, Brian S.

“…Orchardgrass (Dactylis glomerata L.) could serve as a cool‐season perennial in southeastern production systems, but often does not behave as a true perennial…”
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Effect of incremental amounts of Asparagopsis taxiformis on ruminal fermentation and methane production in continuous culture with orchardgrass herbage by Andreen, Danielle M., Billman, Eric D., Brito, Andre F., Soder, Kathy J.

“…Enteric methane (CH4) emissions from ruminants are a significant contributor to total greenhouse gas emissions from the livestock sector. Previous research has…”
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262 Brassicas as an alternative forage in the northeastern United States by Billman, Eric D, Dillard, S Leanne, Soder, Kathy J

“…In the northeastern United States, winter forage management has traditionally necessitated either: a) feeding conserved forages, or b) stockpiling grazeable…”
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Managing interspecies competition to improve spring pasture maturity, nutritive value, and biomass by Mercier, Kelly M., Billman, Eric D., Soder, Kathy J., Jaramillo, David M., Goslee, Sarah C., Adler, Paul R.

“…In much of the United States, wet springs often cause poor field conditions leading to harvest and/or grazing delays and subsequent reductions in forage…”
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Mob and rotational grazing influence pasture biomass, nutritive value, and species composition by Billman, Eric D., Williamson, Jessica A., Soder, Kathy J., Andreen, Danielle M., Skinner, R. Howard

“…Mob grazing, which uses very high stocking densities for short durations followed by a relatively long rest period, was designed to mimic bison (Bison bison)…”
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92 Brix as an Indicator of Energy Value in Alfalfa and Orchardgrass Herbage by Soder, Kathy J, Billman, Eric D, Horst, Jeff, Balk, Kristi, Hafla, Aimee

“…This study correlated Brix values (measure of total dissolved solids via refractometer) with wet-lab analyses (WLA) of sugar concentrations in fresh herbage of…”
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Brix as an Indicator of Energy Value in Alfalfa and Orchardgrass Herbage by Soder, Kathy J, Billman, Eric D, Horst, Jeff, Balk, Kristi, Hafla, Aimee

“…This study correlated Brix values (measure of total dissolved solids via refractometer) with wet-lab analyses (WLA) of sugar concentrations in fresh herbage of…”
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Breeding a heat‐tolerant annual ryegrass for earlier fall planting in the southeastern United States by Billman, Eric D., Morrison, Jesse I., Baldwin, Brian S.

“…Forage production in the southeastern United States relies heavily on cool‐season grasses in winter and spring. The most prolific species is annual ryegrass…”
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Effects of Vegetative Cool‐Season Grasses on Forage Removal by Dairy Heifers by Billman, Eric D., Goff, Ben M., Baldwin, Brian S., Prince, Kelly, Phillips, Tim D.

“…Core Ideas Grazing of vegetative swards results in forage removal trends contradictory to established paradigms. Neutral detergent fiber, and water soluble…”
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Evaluating warm‐season annual forages to fill summer forage gaps in short‐season climates by Billman, Eric D., Souza, Igor A., Smith, Richard G., Soder, Kathy J., Warren, Nicholas, Brito, André F.

“…Annual warm‐season forages have been used to fill productivity and nutritional gaps during summer months throughout the southeastern United States. However,…”
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Identifying optimal early‐season harvest timing in annual fall forages by Billman, Eric D., de Souza, Igor Alexandre, Smith, Richard G., Soder, Kathy J., Warren, Nicholas D., Brito, André F.

“…Fall forage production in the northeastern United States is complicated by early onset of cool temperatures, limiting forage availability in cool‐season…”
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Winter annual forage mass–nutritive value trade‐offs are affected by harvest timing by Billman, Eric D., Souza, Igor A., Smith, Richard G., Soder, Kathy J., Warren, Nicholas, Teixeira, Fabio A., Brito, Andre F.

“…Annual cool‐season forage crops could fill the gaps in spring forage availability that are typical in perennial pastures in the northeastern United States…”
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