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M S Kerley

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Journal of Animal Science|November 1, 2011
Effect of dietary crude glycerol level on ruminal fermentation in continuous culture and growth performance of beef calvesM H Ramos, M S Kerley
Journal of Animal Science|August 1, 1994
Effect of increasing the dietary level of rapeseed meal on intake by growing beef steersG P Lardy, M S Kerley
Journal of Animal Science|June 27, 2013
Mitochondrial complex I protein differs among residual feed intake phenotype in beef cattleM H Ramos, M S Kerley
Journal of Animal Science|September 26, 1997
Amino acid and energy interrelationships in growing beef steers: I. The effect of level of feed intake on ruminal characteristics and intestinal amino acid flowsP A Ludden, M S Kerley
Journal of Animal Science|February 3, 1999
Amino acid and energy interrelationships in growing beef steers: II. Effects of energy intake and metabolizable lysine supply on growthP A Ludden, M S Kerley
Journal of Animal Science|June 26, 2004
Performance and carcass quality of steers fed different sources of dietary fatE E D Felton, M S Kerley
Journal of Animal Science|March 23, 2004
Performance and carcass quality of steers fed whole raw soybeans at increasing inclusion levelsE E D Felton, M S Kerley
Journal of Dairy Science|November 1, 1993
Supplemental protein influences on carbohydrate degradation and bacterial 16S ribosomal ribonucleic acidT May, M S Kerley, J E Williams
Journal of Animal Science|March 9, 2005
Level of supplemental protein does not influence the ruminally undegradable protein valueL R Legleiter, A M Mueller, M S Kerley
Journal of Animal Science|April 15, 2008
The effect of residual feed intake classification on forage intake by grazing beef cowsA M Meyer, M S Kerley, R L Kallenbach
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Journal of Animal Science|November 1, 2011
Effect of dietary crude glycerol level on ruminal fermentation in continuous culture and growth performance of beef calvesM H Ramos, M S Kerley
Journal of Animal Science|August 1, 1994
Effect of increasing the dietary level of rapeseed meal on intake by growing beef steersG P Lardy, M S Kerley
Journal of Animal Science|June 27, 2013
Mitochondrial complex I protein differs among residual feed intake phenotype in beef cattleM H Ramos, M S Kerley
Journal of Animal Science|September 26, 1997
Amino acid and energy interrelationships in growing beef steers: I. The effect of level of feed intake on ruminal characteristics and intestinal amino acid flowsP A Ludden, M S Kerley
Journal of Animal Science|February 3, 1999
Amino acid and energy interrelationships in growing beef steers: II. Effects of energy intake and metabolizable lysine supply on growthP A Ludden, M S Kerley
Journal of Animal Science|June 26, 2004
Performance and carcass quality of steers fed different sources of dietary fatE E D Felton, M S Kerley
Journal of Animal Science|March 23, 2004
Performance and carcass quality of steers fed whole raw soybeans at increasing inclusion levelsE E D Felton, M S Kerley
Journal of Dairy Science|November 1, 1993
Supplemental protein influences on carbohydrate degradation and bacterial 16S ribosomal ribonucleic acidT May, M S Kerley, J E Williams
Journal of Animal Science|March 9, 2005
Level of supplemental protein does not influence the ruminally undegradable protein valueL R Legleiter, A M Mueller, M S Kerley
Journal of Animal Science|April 15, 2008
The effect of residual feed intake classification on forage intake by grazing beef cowsA M Meyer, M S Kerley, R L Kallenbach
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