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Proceedings of the British Society of Animal Science and the Agricultural Research Forum

Volume 1 - Issue 1 - April 2010

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Characterisation of soiled water on Irish dairy farms
D Minogue, P Murphy, P French, F Coughlan, T Bolger
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29 November 2010, p. 279
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Use of geophysical techniques to conceptualise groundwater connectivity and sub-surface nutrient (NO3) fluxes in hydrogeologically complex terrain
O Fenton, A Haria, M.G Healy, K.G Richards
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29 November 2010, p. 280
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POSTER PRESENTATIONS: Environment

The effect of sward maturity on the in vitro digestibility and methane production of sward components

Effect of sward maturity on the dry matter intake, enteric methane emission and milk solids production of pasture grazed dairy cows

POSTER PRESENTATIONS: Feed Evaluations/Techniques

Effect of adding different levels of probiotic on in vitro gas production of noodle waste

Effect of peppermint (Mentha piperita) essential oil on in vitro gas production parameters of lucerne hay and cottonseed hulls

In vitro gas production parameters of chickpea (Cicer arietinum L.) by-product

Use of in situ technique to evaluate three weed forages

Kinetic of in vitro gas production of high fat sunflower meal treated with sodium hydroxide and or formaldehyde by rumen bacteria+protozoa

The kinetic of in vitro gas production of tannic acid treated sunflower meal with or without polyethylene glycol

Nitrogen fractionations, in situ ruminal degradation and post-ruminal crude protein disappearance of overheat and overheat-xylose processed guar meal

In vitro first order dry matter disappearance kinetics of chemically and physically treated cottonseed hulls

Use of white rot fungi to improve the feed value of rice straw

Cultivation of oyster mushrooms (Pleurotus species) to improve the in vitro dry matter digestibility of wheat straw for feeding to ruminants

Evaluation of condensed tannin content of some native tropical tanniniferous plants from semiarid regions in Brazil

Chemical composition and dry matter degradability coefficients of Fennel seed

Effect of urea and polyethylene glycol on chemical composition of pistachio by-products silage

POSTER PRESENTATIONS: Reproduction

Logistic regression analysis of some environmental factors affecting days open in Iranian primiparous Holstein cows

Prediction of live-weight from linear body measurements in Iranian buffaloes

POSTER PRESENTATIONS: Soils and Water

The impact on groundwater of the land spreading of organic wastes onto biomass crops

Characterisation of soiled water on Irish dairy farms

Use of geophysical techniques to conceptualise groundwater connectivity and sub-surface nutrient (NO3) fluxes in hydrogeologically complex terrain

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