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True Metabolizable Energy for Wood Ducks from Acorns Compared to Other Waterfowl Foods by Kaminski, Richard M., Davis, J. Brian, Essig, H. Werner, Gerard, Patrick D., Reinecke, Kenneth J.

“…Acorns of bottomland red oaks (Quercus spp.) are an important food of North American wood ducks (Aix sponsa). Barras et al. (1996) demonstrated that female…”
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Effects of ammoniation of endophyte fungus-infested fescue hay on serum prolactin concentration and rectal temperature in beef cattle by Kerr, L A, McCoy, C P, Boyle, C R, Essig, H W

“…A group of 48 crossbred steers (approx 250 kg each) were used to determine the effects of various diets and treatments on serum prolactin concentrations and…”
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Effects of xanthene dyes in cattle diets for insect control: diet digestibility and fecal excretion [Facefly control] by Fairbrother, T. E, Peeples, W. A., II, Essig, H. W, Heitz, J. R, Combs, R. L

“…The effects of rose bengal, erythrosin B and fluorescein on ruminant digestion were evaluated by an in vitro rumen technique. Rose bengal reduced in vitro dry…”
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Urea-Limestone-Treated Silage for Beef Cattle by Essig, H. W

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Methods of Administration of Poloxalene for Control of Bloat in Beef Cattle Grazing Ladino Clover by Essig, H. W, Shawver, C. B

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DDT analog depletion patterns in steers [Gin trash, pesticide residues] by Martin, W.L, Rogers, R.W, Essig, H.W, Pund, W.A

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Effects of 4-methylimidazole in young calves by Fairbrother, T E, Kerr, L A, Essig, H W

“…Clinical signs, gross and histologic necropsy findings and dose response curves of 4-methylimidazole (4-MI) were determined in young Holstein calves…”
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Copper sulfate in steer rations by Essig, H.W, Davis, J.D, Smithson, L.J

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Influence of dietary treatment on rat carcass DDT residues and toxicity parameters [Meat contamination, pesticides] by Martin, W.L, Rogers, R.W, Essig, H.W, Chambers, H.W, Coons, L.B

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Organic acid, hydrogen ion concentration and buffering capacity of rumen content from bloated and nonbloated steers given different medicants by Essig, H.W, Rogillio, C.E, Hagan, F, Drapala, W.J

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Influence of Breeds of Beef Cattle on Ration Utilization by Moore, R. L, Essig, H. W, Smithson, L. J

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Jimson weed seed toxicity in cattle by Nelson, P D, Mercer, H D, Essig, H W, Minyard, J P

“…A subacute experiment was undertaken for 14 days. The results obtained from these studies suggest that: 1) unless a highly Jimson weed seed contaminated feed…”
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Studies on the Levels of Volatile Fatty Acids for Growing-Fattening Lambs by Essig, H. W, Garrigus, U. S, Johnson, B. Connor

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Properties of a Slime Isolated from the Rumen Fluid of Cattle Bloating on Clover Pasture by Gutierrez, J, Essig, H. W, Williams, P. P, Davis, R. E

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Rate of utilization of acetate in the ruminant by ESSIG, H W, NORTON, H W, JOHNSON, B C

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Volatile fatty acid rations for growing lambs by Essig, H W, Hatfield, E E, Johnson, B C

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True Metabolizable Energy Estimates for Wild and Game-Farm Mallards by Kaminski, Richard M., Essig, H. Werner

“…Potential differences in metabolism of food energy by wild and game-farm mallards (Anas platyrhynchos) may confound assays for true metabolizable energy (TME)…”
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Comparison of three bloat-preventing compounds for cattle grazing clover by Davis, J.D, Essig, H.W

“…Eighteen steers that had previous records of bloat susceptibility were used to compare the effectiveness of two defaunating agents, copper sulfate (CuSO 4 )…”
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