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Relationship Between Silage Quality and 15 N-Nitrate Reduction During Ensilage

K Ataku, The College of Dairying, Japan
M Horiguchi, Tohoku University
T Matsumoto, Tohoku University

Factors Causing Greater In-Vitro than In-Vivo Digestibility of Sodium Hydroxide - Treated Roughages

L L. Berger, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
T J. Klopfenstein, University of Nebraska - Lincoln
R A. Britton, University of Nebraska - Lincoln

Effect of Solvent Treatments on Intake and Digestibility of Corn Stover

D M. Schaefer, Purdue University
M R. Ladisch, Purdue University
C H. Noller, Purdue University
V L. Lechtenberg, Purdue University

Evaluations of Low-Quality Roughages and Fibrous Cereal Grains Treated with Various Chemicals

G C. Fahey Jr, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
L L. Berger, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
M I. Mora, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
P J. Van Der Aar, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

Improving Hay Quality by Ammoniation

K J. Moore, Purdue University
V L. Lechtenberg, Purdue University
K S. Hendrix, Purdue University
J M. Hertel, Purdue University

Effect of Delayed Sealing During Ensiling on Fermentation and Dry-Matter Loss

N Takano, National Grassland Research Institute
Y Masaoka, National Grassland Research Institute
T Manda, National Grassland Research Institute

Interrelationships Between Pattern of Fermentation During Ensilage and Initial Crop Composition

J M. Wilkinson, Grassland Research Institute
P F. Chapman, Grassland Research Institute
R J. Wilkins, Grassland Research Institute
R F. Wilson, Grassland Research Institute

Addition of Lactobacillus sp. to Aid the Fermentation of Alfalfa, Corn, Sorghum, and Wheat Forages

N J. Moon, University of Georgia
L O. Ely, Colorado State University - Fort Collins

Effect of Formic Acid- Formaldehyde Treatments on the Nitrogenous Constituents in Annual Ryegrass Silage

M L. Fishman, USDA-SEA-AR
F Mchan, USDA-SEA-AR
D Burdick, University of Georgia

Effects of Microwave Treatment on Drying and Respiration in Cut Alfalfa

S A. Seif, Purdue University
D A. Holt, Purdue University
V L. Lechtenberg, Purdue University
R J. Vetter, Purdue University

Alternative Treatment Systems to Increase the Drying Rates of Green Forage Crops

W E. Klinner, National Institue of Agricultural Engineering, UK
O D. Hale, National Institue of Agricultural Engineering, UK

Hastening Hay Drying

J W. Thomas, Michigan State University
T R. Johnson, Michigan State University
M A. Wieghart, Michigan State University
C M. Hansen, Michigan State University
M B. Tesar, Michigan State University
Z Helsel, Michigan State University

Wet Fractionation of Alfalfa: A Direct Forage-Harvesting System

M Collins, University of Wisconsin
R G. Koegel, University of Wisconsin
N A. Jorgensen, University of Wisconsin
H W. Ream, University of Wisconsin

Comparison of Conservation Methods Under Controlled Practical Conditions

H Honig, Federal Research Center of Agriculture
K Rohr, Federal Research Center of Agriculture
E Zimmer, Federal Research Center of Agriculture

Harvesting and Processing Effects on Alfalfa Protein Utilization by Ruminants

R Britton, University of Nebraska-Lincoln
D Rock, University of Nebraska-Lincoln
T Klopfenstein, University of Nebraska - Lincoln
J Ward, University of Nebraska - Lincoln
J Merrill, University of Nebraska-Lincoln

Round Baling from Field Practices Through Storage and Feeding

W L. Kjelgaard, The Pennsylvania State University
P M. Anderson, The Pennsylvania State University
L D. Hoffman, The Pennsylvania State University
L L. Wilson, The Pennsylvania State University
H W. Harpster, The Pennsylvania State University

Evaluation of Forages Ensiled in Concrete Stave and Oxygen-Limiting Silos

J O'Leary, University of Kentucky
R W. Hemken, University of Kentucky
L S. Bull, University of Kentucky