EKB Journal Management System
Volume & Issue: Volume 11, Issue 2, June 1971, Page 153-314  XML

1

Restricted versus full-feeding for growing chickens

Page 153-164

2

The effect of dietary supplementation of cotton seed oil on the growth performance of Baladi white chicks

Page 165-174

3

The effect of feeding different ratios of heated to unheated concentrate mixture on the volatile fatty acids, pH and ammonia contents of rumen fluid in the cow

Page 175-194

4

Metabolism of 45 Ca in lamps

Page 195-205

5

Evaluation on Poultry feeds in digestion trials with reference to some factors involved

Page 207-221

6

Effect of crude fiber levels in the ration on laying hens on their egg production

Page 223-232

7

The nutritive value of fodder beet under the U.A.R. conditions

Page 233-243

8

The maintenance requirement of energy (SV or TDN) for mature sheep in prolonged feeding trials

Page 245-255

9

The effect of some dietary flavour agents on growth and food utilization for growing chicks

Page 257-267

10

Replacing some of clover with wheat straw to increase the ballast in Friesian cows' ration

Page 269-271

11

Nutrition and chemical studies on sugar-cane pith, cotton seed hulls and dried tomato pulp

Page 273-274

12

Methods of evaluating clover hay (Trifolium Alexandrinum) from different localities. III-Laboratory methods for predicting the feeding value and Protein digestibility

Page 275-276

13

Determination of Protein maintenance requirements in colver hay for mature sheep using N-Ballance trials

Page 277-279

14

Methods of evaluating clover hay (Trifolium Alexandririum) from different localities. IV.-Digestible energy and its relation to other feed measures

Page 281-283

15

Some major elements in common Egyptian feeds and their retention with mature sheep in balance trials. I.-Studies with roughages including clover (Trifolium Alexandrinum) its hay and green maize

Page 285-286

16

Some major elements in common Egyptian feeds and their retention with mature sheep in balance trials. II. Studies. with concentrates from grains and by-products

Page 287-288

17

Composition and feeding value of green berseem (Egyptian clover) and its hay cured by ground and tripod methods

Page 289-290

18

The feeding value of peanut hay and its response to alkali treatment and addition of UREA

Page 291-293

19

Yield and losses of dry matter and Nutrients in berseem hay (Egyptian clover) cured by ground and tripod methods

Page 295-296

20

The effect of interseeding barley with Egyptian clover (Trifolium Alexandrinum VAR. Misqawi) on the yield of the first cut

Page 297-298

21

Detection of estrogenic activity in berseem (Trifolium Alexandrinum)

Page 299-300

22

Evaluation of Protein in common Egyptian feeds with mature sheep in digestion trials including N-Balance

Page 301-302

23

The effect of nitrogen fertilizer on HCN content in summer fodder crops

Page 303-304

24

Comparative study between the nutritive value of berseem of the 1st cut, its hay and silage

Page 305-306

25

Mineral and carotene contents of berseem and hays in relation to animal requirements

Page 307-308

26

Clover as a source of nutirients and carotene in chick rations

Page 309-310

27

Raising the feeding value of rice straw by alkali treatments and addition of UREA

Page 311-312

28

Silage making from the first cut of berseem with special reference to its nutritive value

Page 313-314