Voluntary intake and digestibility of teff hay fed to horses. [electronic resource]

By:

Staniar, W B

Contributor(s):

Bussard, J R
Repard, N M
Hall, M H
Burk, A O

Producer: 20101227Description: 3296-303 p. digitalISSN:

1525-3163

Subject(s):

Animal Feed
Animals
Diet -- veterinary
Digestion -- physiology
Eating -- physiology
Eragrostis -- chemistry
Female
Horses -- physiology
Nutritive Value

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In: Journal of animal science vol. 88

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Voluntary intake and digestibility of teff hay fed to horses.

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Staniar W. B., Bussard J. R., Repard N. M., Hall M. H. & Burk A. O. (20101227). Voluntary intake and digestibility of teff hay fed to horses. : Journal of animal science.

Chicago

Staniar W B, Bussard J R, Repard N M, Hall M H and Burk A O. 20101227. Voluntary intake and digestibility of teff hay fed to horses. : Journal of animal science.

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Staniar W. B., Bussard J. R., Repard N. M., Hall M. H. and Burk A. O. (20101227). Voluntary intake and digestibility of teff hay fed to horses. : Journal of animal science.

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Staniar W B, Bussard J R, Repard N M, Hall M H and Burk A O. Voluntary intake and digestibility of teff hay fed to horses. : Journal of animal science. 20101227.

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