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Substitution of non-forage fibre sources for cereal grains and molasses in calf starter on performance and development of ruminal function by Vagnoni, D.B, Sousa, C, Messman, M.A

“…One hundred and thirty-six, new-born female Holstein calves (body weight (BW) = 37.6±0.79 kg) were allocated to one of four starter feeds to evaluate the…”
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In situ disappearance of individual proteins and nitrogen from legume forages containing varying amounts of tannins by Messman, M A, Weiss, W P, Albrecht, K A

“…In situ degradability of N and proteins were studied in one cultivar of alfalfa and red clover and two cultivars each of birdsfoot trefoil and sericea…”
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Changes in total and individual proteins during drying, ensiling, and ruminal fermentation of forages by Messman, M A, Weiss, W P, Koch, M E

“…Effects of wilting, drying, and ensiling on concentrations of proteins in alfalfa, crown vetch, perennial ryegrass, orchardgrass, and tall fescue were studied…”
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Evaluation of pearl millet and field peas plus triticale silages for midlactation dairy cows by Messman, M A, Weiss, W P, Henderlong, P R, Shockey, W L

“…A mixture of field peas and triticale was planted in spring, harvested as silage, and followed by a double crop of pearl millet, which also was harvested as…”
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Extraction of protein from forages and comparison of two methods to determine its concentration by Messman, Mike A, Weiss, Bill P

“…Twenty-three samples representing seven plant species were analyzed to evaluate a procedure to extract protein from forages. The method involved a…”
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Effects of nitrogen fertilization and maturity of bromegrass on in situ ruminal digestion kinetics of fiber by Messman, M.A. (The Ohio State Univ., Wooster), Weiss, W.P, Erickson, D.O

“…Four ruminally cannulated, nonlactating Holstein cows (593 kg) were fed bromegrass hay diets within a 4 X 4 Latin square. Treatments were arranged factorially…”
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Effects of nitrogen fertilization and maturity of bromegrass on nitrogen and amino acid utilization by cows by Messman, M. A, Weiss, W. P, Erickson, D. O

“…Four nonlactating Holstein cows (593 kg) with ruminal cannulas were fed bromegrass hay that was fertilized with 0 or 89 kg of N/ha and harvested in the…”
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