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Volume 1 - April 2010

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Milk production in small farms in Haiti: the “Letagogo” (milk in abundance) experience – CORRIGENDUM
Museau Hérault, Rosanie Moise, Michel Chancy
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11 July 2011, e18
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THEATRE PRESENTATIONS: Ruminants – Milk Production and Quality

Effect of calving difficulty on the saleable milk yield of UK Holstein Friesian dairy cattle at different stages of lactation
A C Barrier, M P Coffey, M J Haskell
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29 November 2010, p. 17
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The effect of adding stinging nettle (urtica dioica) haylage to a total mixed ration on performance and rumen function of lactating dairy cows
D J Humphries, C K Reynolds
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29 November 2010, p. 18
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PATRE (Programme d'Amélioration Technique et de Recherche des Élevages), a programme of development for the small ruminant farmers in French Guyana – CORRIGENDUM
David Giraud-Audine, Maurice Mahieu
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11 July 2011, e21
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THEATRE PRESENTATIONS: Ruminants – Milk Production and Quality

The fatty acid composition of milk available at retail over the course of one year
K E Kliem, D I Givens
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29 November 2010, p. 19
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Session 1 Impact of emerging diseases in the tropics
Dominique Martinez
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01 November 2010, e1
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THEATRE PRESENTATIONS: Ruminants – Milk Production and Quality

Effect of low energy high fibre and grass silage feeding strategies on metabolic status of dairy cows in the peri-partum period
M Butler, J Patton, J J Murphy, F J Mulligan
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29 November 2010, p. 20
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Cattle production in the Amazon Rainforest: reasons for the success, challenges for ecological intensification – CORRIGENDUM
Poccard-Chapuis René, Ferreira Laura, Nahum Benjamin, Carvalho Soraya, Tourrand Jean-François
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11 July 2011, e24
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THEATRE PRESENTATIONS: Ruminants – Milk Production and Quality

Differential transport of trans fatty acids by bovine plasma lipoprotein fractions: 1. Soya oil and partially hydrogenated vegetable oil
E Vargas-Bello-Pérez, P C Garnsworthy
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29 November 2010, p. 21
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Session 3 Integrated Crop-Livestock-Forest Systems in the Amazon: Demands of Environmental, Social and Economic Development
Paulo Campos Christo Fernandes
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11 July 2011, e4
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Differential transport of trans fatty acids by bovine plasma lipoprotein fractions: 2. Fish oil and partially hydrogenated vegetable oil
E Vargas-Bello-Pérez, P C Garnsworthy
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29 November 2010, p. 22
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Measurement methods for generating new data, the example of NIRS
Rob M Dixon, David B Coates
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11 July 2011, e9
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Conclusions of the SAPT Sessions
Nathalie Mandonnet
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11 July 2011, e5
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The association between herd size, herd expansion and breeding policy, reproduction and production performance of spring calving Irish dairy herds
J Jago, D P Berry
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29 November 2010, p. 23
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THEATRE PRESENTATIONS: Rumen Degradation and Fermentation

Nutrient composition and in vitro degradability of some tropical shrubs from Pakistan
M R Virk, A S Chaudhry
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29 November 2010, p. 24
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A participatory approach in agricultural development: A case study of a Research-Education-Development project to optimise mixed farming systems in Guadeloupe (FWI) – CORRIGENDUM
Stark Fabien, Alexandre Régis, Diman Christiane, Alexandre Gisèle, Diman Jean Louis, Archimede Harry
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11 July 2011, e20
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Nutritional value of palm kernel cake for ruminants *
Natalia Guarino Souza Barbosa, Norberto Mario Rodriguez, Paulo Campos Christo Fernandes, Alexandre Rossetto Garcia, Benjamim de Souza Nahúm
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11 July 2011, e3
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Effect of incubation time on chemical compositions and in vitro digestibility of treated extracted gambir leaf waste (Uncaria gambir roxb) with mix Rhizopus sp and Aspergillus niger as animal feed
N Gusmanizar, Y Marlida, M Dasya
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29 November 2010, p. 25
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Relative importance of adaptation and genotype × environment interactions in tropical beef breeding systems
Heather Burrow
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01 November 2010, pp. 371-372
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Development of an intra-ruminal nylon bag technique for feed evaluation which does not require the use of fistulated animals
R W Mayes, J H Pagella, E R Ørskov
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29 November 2010, p. 26
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