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Volume 1 - April 2010

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HIGHLIGHTS (MINI THEATRE PRESENTATIONS): Diary

Effects of physical forms of total mixed rations on ruminal pH and chewing activity of lactating cow

Associations between age at first calving, liveweight at first calving and milk production in Holstein-Friesian dairy cows

Effect of dairy management, season and breed on protein composition of retail whole milk

Fatty acid composition of retail whole milk from Jersey and Guernsey cows over a two year study

Effect of incremental dietary addition of 2-hydroxy-4-(methylthio) butanoic acid isopropyl ester on milk production and composition of dairy cows

The effect of forage source and supplementary rumen protected methionine on nitrogen balance in autumn calved dairy cows offered a low crude protein diet

Effect of 2-hydroxy-4-(methylthio) butanoic acid isopropyl ester on rumen degradability of fibre in lactating dairy cows measured in situ

HIGHLIGHTS (MINI THEATRE PRESENTATIONS): Pigs

Effect of phosphorus level and inulin inclusion in a wheat based finisher pig diet on nitrogen, phosphorus and calcium metabolism and intestinal microflora

Mitigation of phosphorus and nitrogen from pigs manure fed diets balanced according to ideal protein concept, supplemented with phytase

Lameness and limb lesions in replacement gilts on a commercial farm

Influence of regrouping regime on lying behaviour parameters in weaned pigs

An investigation of the relationship between pig weight and subsequent variation in weight

Fusarium mycotoxins in UK straw from the 2008 harvest – Implications for pigs on straw bedding

Enhanced utilization of palm kernel cake as a feed resource for growing-finishing pigs using exogenous enzyme

HIGHLIGHTS (MINI THEATRE PRESENTATIONS): Ruminants

Effect of forage species, ryegrass water soluble carbohydrate concentration, and red clover polyphenol oxidase activity on in vitro rumen efficiency of nitrogen utilization

Effects of forage species, grass water soluble carbohydrates and red clover polyphenol oxidase activity on the in vitro rumen microbial ecosystem

In vitro rumen simulated metabolism (RUSITEC) of freshly cut or wilted grasses with contrasting polyphenol oxidase activities: the effect on rumen parameters, lipolysis and biohydrogenation

Effects of timing and duration of fish oil supplementation of pregnant ewes on maternal and offspring performance up to weaning

Compensatory growth in suckler beef cattle production systems on two commercial farms in Scotland

Effect of restricted access time to pasture in spring on the performance of autumn- and spring-calving beef suckler cows and their progeny

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