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The Effect of Adding Whey and L. Buchneri to Alfalfa Silage on In Vitro Gas Production and Degradability

Maghsoud Besharati
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Zabihollah Nemati
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Rashid Safari
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“…BDL showed significant differences compared to the remaining treatments (P < 0.05). Recently, Besharati et al (2019) conducted a study regarding the effect of adding whey and L. buchneri to alfalfa silage on in vitro gas production and degradability, and reported that fresh whey supplementation increased the analysed gas production parameters.…”
Section: Gas Productionmentioning
confidence: 99%

Utilisation of slow-release non-protein nitrogen produced from agro-industrial by-products: feed digestibility and ruminal parameters

Amani-Yengejeh1,
Taghizadeh2,
Mohammadzadeh3
et al. 2022
J. Anim. Feed Sci.
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“…BDL showed significant differences compared to the remaining treatments (P < 0.05). Recently, Besharati et al (2019) conducted a study regarding the effect of adding whey and L. buchneri to alfalfa silage on in vitro gas production and degradability, and reported that fresh whey supplementation increased the analysed gas production parameters.…”
Section: Gas Productionmentioning
confidence: 99%

Utilisation of slow-release non-protein nitrogen produced from agro-industrial by-products: feed digestibility and ruminal parameters

Amani-Yengejeh1,
Taghizadeh2,
Mohammadzadeh3
et al. 2022
J. Anim. Feed Sci.
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Effect of Activated Charcoal on the Fermentation Parameters and Degradability of Contaminated Diet with Aflatoxin B1 by Microorganisms Isolated from Rumen In Vitro

Nemati
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Safari
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