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Journal of Dairy Science|November 13, 1998

Diet choice by dairy cows. 2. Selection for metabolizable protein or for ruminally degradable protein?B J Tolkamp, I Kyriazakis, J D Oldham, et al.

Journal of Dairy Science|August 1, 1995

The lactational responses of dairy cows to amount of feed and to the source of carbohydrate energyN Friggens, G C Emmans, S Robertson, et al.

Journal of Dairy Science|November 13, 1998

Diet choice by dairy cows. 1. Selection of feed protein content during the first half of lactationB J Tolkamp, R J Dewhurst, N C Friggens, et al.

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Journal of Dairy Science|November 13, 1998

Diet choice by dairy cows. 2. Selection for metabolizable protein or for ruminally degradable protein?B J Tolkamp, I Kyriazakis, J D Oldham, et al.

Journal of Dairy Science|August 1, 1995

The lactational responses of dairy cows to amount of feed and to the source of carbohydrate energyN Friggens, G C Emmans, S Robertson, et al.

Journal of Dairy Science|November 13, 1998

Diet choice by dairy cows. 1. Selection of feed protein content during the first half of lactationB J Tolkamp, R J Dewhurst, N C Friggens, et al.

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