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Storage characteristics, nutritive value, energy content, and in vivo digestibility of moist, large rectangular bales of alfalfa-orchardgrass hay treated with a propionic acid-based preservative by Coblentz, W K, Coffey, K P, Young, A N, Bertram, M G

“…Unstable weather, poor drying conditions, and unpredictable rainfall events often place valuable hay crops at risk. Recent research with large round bales…”
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Chemical composition, intake by sheep, and in situ disappearance in cannulated cows of bermudagrass hayed at two moisture concentrations and treated with a non-viable Lactobacillus-lactic acid preservative by Bass, A.E., Philipp, D., Coffey, K.P., Caldwell, J.D., Rhein, R.T., Young, A.N., Coblentz, W.K.

“…Bermudagrass [ Cynodon dactylon (L.) Pers.] is commonly used for grazing and haying in the southern USA, but hay curing can be challenging due to frequent…”
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Storage characteristics, nutritive value, and fermentation characteristics of alfalfa packaged in large-round bales and wrapped in stretch film after extended time delays by Coblentz, W K, Coffey, K P, Chow, E A

“…The production of baled silage is attractive to producers because it offers advantages over dry hay, particularly by limiting risks associated with wet or…”
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Comparison of bloat potential between a variety of soft-red versus a variety of hard-red winter wheat forage by Akins, M.S, Kegley, E.B, Coffey, K.P, Caldwell, J.D, Lusby, K.S, Moore, J.C, Coblentz, W.K

“…Some aspects of wheat pasture bloat have been researched extensively, but few studies have evaluated the effect of wheat type or variety on bloat. Eight…”
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Effects of bovine cytochrome P450 single‐nucleotide polymorphism, forage type and body condition on production traits in cattle by Sales, M. A, Larson, M. J, Reiter, S. T, Brown, A. H. Jr, Brown, M. A, Looper, M. L, Coffey, K. P, Rosenkrans Jr, C. F

“…Relating single‐nucleotide polymorphisms (SNP) to cows with acceptable productivity could benefit cattle breeders in areas where tall fescue is the predominant…”
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Effects of fescue type and sampling date on the ruminal disappearance kinetics of autumn-stockpiled tall fescue by Flores, R, Coblentz, W K, Ogden, R K, Coffey, K P, Looper, M L, West, C P, Rosenkrans, Jr, C F

“…Two tall fescue (Festuca arundinacea Schreb.) forages, one an experimental host plant/endophyte association containing a novel endophyte (HM4) that produces…”
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Ruminal in situ disappearance kinetics of dry matter and fiber in growing steers for common crabgrass forages sampled on seven dates in northern Arkansas by Ogden, R. K, Coblentz, W. K, Coffey, K. P, Turner, J. E, Scarbrough, D. A, Jennings, J. A, Richardson, M. D

“…Southern crabgrass (Digitaria ciliaris [Retz.] Koel.) is often viewed as an undesirable weed, largely because it encroaches upon field and forage crops,…”
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Fall Growth Potential of Cereal Grain Forages in Northern Arkansas by Gunsaulis, J.L, Coblentz, W.K, Ogden, R.K, Bacon, R.K, Coffey, K.P, Hubbell, D.S. III, Skinner, J.V. Jr, Akins, M.S, Caldwell, J.D, Lusby, K.S, Gunter, S.A

“…In Arkansas, maximizing fall forage production from cereal grains is important for optimizing growth of fall-weaned calves (Bos taurus). Our objectives were to…”
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Poultry Litter and Grazing Animal Waste Effects on Runoff Water Quality by Sauer, T. J., Daniel, T. C., Moore, P. A., Coffey, K. P., Nichols, D. J., West, C. P.

“…In complex landscapes with multiple land uses, it is often difficult to identify the source of contaminant loadings. The objective of this study was to compare…”
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Ruminal in situ disappearance kinetics of nitrogen and neutral detergent insoluble nitrogen from common crabgrass forages sampled on seven dates in northern Arkansas by Ogden, R. K, Coblentz, W. K, Coffey, K. P, Turner, J. E, Scarbrough, D. A, Jennings, J. A, Richardson, M. D

“…Southern crabgrass (Digitaria ciliaris [Retz.] Koel.) is often an undesirable species in field and forage crops, but visual observations suggest that livestock…”
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Effects of fescue type and sampling date on the nitrogen disappearance kinetics of autumn-stockpiled tall fescue by Flores, R, Coblentz, W K, Ogden, R K, Coffey, K P, Looper, M L, West, C P, Rosenkrans, Jr, C F

“…Two tall fescue [Lolium arundinaceum (Schreb.) Darbysh] forages, one an experimental host plant/endophyte association containing a novel endophyte that…”
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Effects of dairy slurry on silage fermentation characteristics and nutritive value of alfalfa by Coblentz, W K, Muck, R E, Borchardt, M A, Spencer, S K, Jokela, W E, Bertram, M G, Coffey, K P

“…Dairy producers frequently ask questions about the risks associated with applying dairy slurry to growing alfalfa (Medicago sativa L.). Our objectives were to…”
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BILL E. KUNKLE INTERDISCIPLINARY BEEF SYMPOSIUM: A meta-analysis of research efforts aimed at reducing the impact of fescue toxicosis on cattle weight gain and feed intake by Gadberry, M S, Hawley, J, Beck, P A, Jennings, J A, Kegley, E B, Coffey, K P

“…The objective of this paper is to present a systematic review and meta-analysis of research efforts aimed at recovering cattle production losses attributed to…”
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Effects of Storage Conditions on the Forage Quality Characteristics and Ergovaline Content of Endophyte-Infected Tall Fescue Hays by Norman, R.C, Coblentz, W.K, Hubbell, D.S. III, Ogden, R.K, Coffey, K.P, Caldwell, J.D, Rhein, R.T, West, C.P, Rosenkrans, C.F. Jr

“…Throughout the southern Ozark Highlands, endophyte-infected tall fescue [Lolium arundinaceum (Schreb.) Darbysh] hay often is stored outdoors, without cover. At…”
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Voluntary intake and digestibility by sheep of alfalfa ensiled at different moisture concentrations following fertilization with dairy slurry by Clark, J K, Coffey, K P, Coblentz, W K, Shanks, B C, Caldwell, J D, Muck, R E, Philipp, D, Borchardt, M A, Rhein, R T, Jokela, W E, Backes, E A, Bertram, M G, Smith, W B

“…Dairy slurry is used commonly as an animal-sourced fertilizer in agronomic production. However, residual effects of slurry application on intake and…”
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Effects of Forage Management on the Nutritive Value of Stockpiled Bermudagrass by Scarbrough, D.A, Coblentz, W.K, Coffey, K.P, Hubbell, D.S. III, Smith, T.F, Humphry, J.B, Jennings, J.A, Ogden, R.K, Turner, J.E

“…'Common' and 'Tifton 44' bermudagrass [Cynodon dactylon (L.) Pers.] located near Fayetteville and Batesville, AR, respectively, were chosen to evaluate the…”
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Feeding distillers' grains, soybean hulls, or a mixture of both to cows as a forage replacement: Effects on intake, digestibility, and ruminal fermentation characteristics by Smith, W. B., Coffey, K. P., Rhein, R. T., Kegley, E. B., Philipp, D., Powell, J. G., Caldwell, J. D., Young, A. N.

“…ABSTRACT Coproduct feedstuffs offer a unique and potentially profitable avenue for cattle feeding strategies. However, research is lacking in the evaluation of…”
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Effect of rotation frequency and weaning date on forage measurements and growth performance by cows and calves grazing endophyte-infected tall fescue pastures overseeded with crabgrass and legumes by Coffey, K. P, Coblentz, W. K, Scarbrough, D. A, Humphry, J. B, McGinley, B. C, Turner, J. E, Smith, T. F, Hubbell, D. S, Johnson, Z. B, Hellwig, D. H, Popp, M. P, Rosenkrans, C. F

“…A grazing study was initiated in April 2000 and continued through three calving and weaning cycles (ending July 2003) to investigate the effects of rotational…”
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Changes in concentrations of trace minerals in lambs fed sericea lespedeza leaf meal pellets with or without dietary sodium molybdate by Acharya, M, Burke, J M, Coffey, K P, Kegley, E B, Miller, J E, Smyth, E, Welborn, M G, Terrill, T H, Mosjidis, J A, Rosenkrans, C

“…Prolonged feeding of sericea lespedeza (SL) previously led to reduced serum concentrations of Mo, a cofactor in an enzyme complex that may be involved in…”
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Effects of forage species and poultry litter application timing on forage preference by horses by Clark, J K, Shanks, B C, Jogan, K S, Philipp, D, Coffey, K P, Jack, N E, Caldwell, J D, Rhein, R T

“…Bermudagrass ( L.) is a familiar forage in the equine industry and teff () is gaining popularity as well. However, it is unclear if the application of poultry…”
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