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Effect of feeding of sorghum stover based complete feed blocks containing guar meal as protein supplement on reproductive efficiency, hormone profile and antioxidant status in Deccani ewes by Vidya, B, Venkateshwarlu, M, Nagalakshmi, D, Sarat Chandra, A, Chinni Preetham, V, Nalini Kumari, N

“…Guar meal (GM) can be considered as an alternative protein source for the livestock and has a potential value as a feed to animals with a high protein content…”
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Effect of complete diets containing different dual-purpose sorghum stovers on nutrient utilization and growth performance in sheep by J., Raju, J., Narasimha, N., Nalini kumari, T., Raghunanadan, V., Chinni preetam, A., Ashok kumar, P., Ravikanth Reddy

“…•The nutrient composition varied with different dual purpose sorghum cultivars.•The digestibility coefficient of dry matter is higher in improved sorghum…”
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Feeding value of sorghum stover fed to tropical hair sheep as complete rations in chop, mash, pellet, and block forms by Raju, J, Narasimha, J, Kumari, N Nalini, Raghunanadan, T, Preetam, V Chinni, Kumar, A Ashok, Reddy, P Ravi Kanth

“…Poor palatability, low bulk density, and low nutritive value restrict the utilization of the crop residues as animal feeds. Altering the physical…”
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Effect of commercial guar meal (CGM) on the performance and nutrient utilization in broilers by RAO, M HANUMANTH, REDD, V RAVINDER, RAO, S V RAMA, KUMAR, M SHASHI, KUMARI, N NALINI, SRINIVAS, GURRAM, RAGHUNANDHAN, T

“…A biological trial was undertaken to study the effect of inclusion of graded levels of commercial guar meal (CGM) in diet on the performance and nutrient…”
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Effect of selenium supplementation on performance, cost economics, and biochemical profile of Nellore ram lambs by Sushma, K, Reddy, Y Ramana, Kumari, N Nalini, Reddy, P Baswa, Raghunandan, T, Sridhar, K

“…Present experiment was conducted to investigate the effect of selenium (Se) supplementation on performance, carcass characteristics, meat composition,…”
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Evaluation of optimum roughage to concentrate ratio in maize stover based complete rations for efficient microbial biomass production using in vitro gas production technique by Reddy, Y Ramana, Kumari, N Nalini, Monika, T, Sridhar, K

“…A study was undertaken to evaluate the optimum roughage to concentrate ratio in maize stover (MS) based complete diets for efficient microbial biomass…”
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Effect of dietary inclusion of tree leaves on growth, antioxidant status and blood biochemical constituents in ram lambs during summer stress by RAJU, S, NAGALAKSHMI, D, KUMARI, N NALINI, RAJANNA, N, SWATHI, B

“…A growth trial of 120 days was conducted during summer on 42 ram lambs (5-6 months age; 18.48±0.29 kg BW) to evaluate effect of 20% tree leaf inclusion in…”
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Effect of Different Zinc Sources and Concentrations on the Biomass Yield of Saccharomyces cerevisiae Yeast by Naik, R. Purshotham, Preetam, V. Chinni, Kumari, N. Nalini, Raju, M. V. L. N., Prakash, B., Reddy, M. R.

“…Zinc incorporation and the growth of Saccharomyces cerevisiae were investigated in a culture supplemented with three inorganic zinc salts, i.e. zinc sulphate,…”
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Effect of feeding differently processed sweet sorghum (Sorghum bicolor L. Moench) bagasse based complete diet on nutrient utilization and microbial N supply in growing ram lambs by Nalini Kumari, N., Ramana Reddy, Y., Blummel, M., Nagalakshmi, D., Monika, T., Reddy, B.V.S., Ashok Kumar, A.

“…This study was carried out to identify appropriate processing method for efficient utilization of sweet sorghum bagasse (SSB), an agro-industrial by product of…”
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Effect of different farming systems on physiological response, blood parameters and endocrinological profiles in Deccani sheep by KOCHEWAD, S A, RAGHUNANDAN, T, RAO, K SARJAN, REDDY, K KONDAL, KUMARI, N NALINI, RAMANA, D B V, BALAMURGAN, T C, KANKARNE, YOGESHWAR, KUMAR, SANJEEV, MEENA, L R

“…The result from revealed that T3 group have significantly (P<0.05) higher respiratory rate, pulse rate and rectal temperature than T1 and T2 groups. Similarly…”
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