EKB Journal Management System
Volume & Issue: Volume 3, Issue 3, March 1963, Page 3-331 (Suppl. Issue (Conf,))  XML

1

The Effect of Some Environmental Factors on Monthly Milk Yield of Buffaloes, Native Cows and Friesians in Egypt.

Page 3-28

2

The Effect of Some Diseases and Abnormalities on Milk Production in a Herd of Friesians. I.-Mastitis

Page 29-36

3

A Genetic Hypothesis for Sex-Mating System Interactions in Growth of Cattle and Poultry

Page 37-46

4

The Effect of Crossing Egyptian Sheep with Merino on Live Weight of Lambs

Page 47-59

5

A Study of Lethal and Semi-Lethal Aspects in a Friesian Herd at the Gemmeza Experimental Station. I.-Stunted or Vestigeal Tail

Page 61-70

6

A Study of Carcass Quality and Dressing Percentages of Different Breed~ and Crosses of Chickens with Reference to the Nutritive Value of the Edible Parts

Page 73-85

7

Chemical Analysis and Nutritive Study of Egg Components for Different Breeds and Crosses.

Page 87-95

8

The Effect of Adding Undecorticated Cottonseed cake in Poultry Ration on the Colour of Egg Yolk

Page 97-100

9

Egg Production of Different Breeds and Crosses of Hens Fed on Certain Levels of Nutrition

Page 101-107

10

Meat Production and Growth Studies of Different Breeds and Crosses of Chickens Fed on Certain Levels of Nutrition

Page 109-118

11

Digestibility Trials with Egyptian Poultry to Study the Feeding Value of Some Feeding-Stuffs. II-A study with barley grains, sorghum grains and a rice starch by-product

Page 119-133

12

The Effect of Feeding Antibiotics on Growing and Laying Turkeys.

Page 135-143

13

A Study of Carcass Quality and the Nutritive Analysis of Edible Parts of Turkeys Fed On Rations Supplemented with Different Antibiotics

Page 143-150

14

The Effect of Terramycin on Laying Hens

Page 151-158

15

Efficiency of Feed Utilization with Buffaloes and Dairy Cattle

Page 161-176

16

The Feeding Value of Milk and Colostrum Fed to Young Calves. I.-A Study on the whole Milk

Page 177-183

17

The Feeding Value of Milk and Colostrum fed to Young Buffalo and Cow Calves Using Digestibility Technique. II-A study on the Colostrum during the Postnatal days

Page 185-193

18

Feeding Growing Flemish Giant Rabbits. I-Feeding on different Levels of Clover (Trifolium alexandrium) and a Food Mixture Containing Barley and Wheat Bran

Page 195-200

19

Feeding Growing Flemish Giant Rabbits. II-Feeding on clover and concentrates containing undecorticated cotton seed cakes

Page 201-206

20

Feeding Growing Flemish Giant Rabbits. III- Carcass quality, dressing percentage and the nutritive analysis of the edible flesh

Page 207-215

21

The Suitable Level For Feeding Dairy Animals. I- The Effect of Reducing the Maintenance Level for the Buffaloes and local Cows

Page 217-231

22

The Suitable Level For Feeding Dairy Animals. II- The Effect of Reducing the Level for Lactating Buffaloes, Local and Freizian Cows

Page 233-251

23

The Feeding Value of a Certain Feed Mixture and Extracted Rice Bran Using Digestibility Trials With Sheep

Page 253-260

24

The Effect of Shortening The Collection Period in Digestibility Trials with Sheep with Reference to Short-Cuts in Calculations

Page 261-273

25

Feeding Suckling Calves in Egypt On a Certain Level and Reduced Allowances of Milk

Page 275-284

26

Effect of The Order of Lactation on Milk and Fat Yield for Egyptian Cows and Buffaloes with Reference to Maintenance and Productive Ration

Page 285-290

27

Comparative Feeding Studies on the Effect of Three Varieties of Clover on the Yield, Fat Content and Density of Egyptian Buffaloe's Milk

Page 291-303

28

Feeding Milk Replacement to Dairy Calves

Page 305-311

29

Short Feed System for Fattening Beef Calves on Dry Feeds at Different Seasons

Page 313-322

30

Observations on Some Metabolic and Nutritional Diseases Encountered Among Livestock in Egypt

Page 323-331