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Journal Article 2013-06-15

Autor: Haileslassie, Amare Blümmel, Michael Wani, S.P. Sahrawat, Kanwar Lal Pardhasaradhi, G. Samireddypalle, A.

In the mixed crop–livestock systems, while general relation among feed quality, productivity and soil nutrient management have been reported, information on the effects of extractable soil nutrients on crop residue (CR) feed quality traits is scarce (e.g. in semiarid regions of Karnataka, India)....

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Investigación en Agricultura
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Haileslassie, Amare ,  Blümmel, Michael ,  Wani, S.P. ,  Sahrawat, Kanwar Lal ,  Pardhasaradhi, G. ,  Samireddypalle, A. ,  [Extractable soil nutrient effects on feed quality traits of crop residues in the semiarid rainfed mixed crop-livestock farming systems of Southern India] ,  Extractable soil nutrient effects on feed quality traits of crop residues in the semiarid rainfed mixed crop-livestock farming systems of Southern India
Journal Article 2012-08-10

Autor: Samireddypalle, A. Zoltan, H. Khan, A.A. Ravi, D. Blümmel, Michael

The fodder value of sweet sorghum bagasse with leaf residues (SSBLR) remaining after juice extraction for bio-ethanol production as major diet ingredient was assessed in male growing sheep measuring intake, digestibility and growth rates. The SSBLR contributed about 450 g/kg in total mixed ration...

Enlace original: https://cgspace.cgiar.org/handle/10568/21204

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Samireddypalle, A. ,  Zoltan, H. ,  Khan, A.A. ,  Ravi, D. ,  Blümmel, Michael ,  [Feeding value of sweet sorghum bagasse and leaf residues after juice extraction for bio-ethanol production fed to sheep as complete rations in diverse physical forms] ,  Feeding value of sweet sorghum bagasse and leaf residues after juice extraction for bio-ethanol production fed to sheep as complete rations in diverse physical forms
Journal Article 2015-07-27

Autor: Okike, I. Samireddypalle, A. Kaptoge, L. Fauquet, Claude M. Atehnkeng, J. Bandyopadhyay, Ranajit Kulakow, P.A. Duncan, Alan J. Alabi, Tunrayo Blümmel, Michael

Nigeria, the world’s largest producer of cassava, harvests 54 million metric tonnes (Mt) of cassava tubers annually. More than 95 per cent of its uses require peeling which generates up to 14 Mt of waste annually; mostly due to challenges related to drying. Sun drying is practically impossible du...

Enlace original: https://cgspace.cgiar.org/handle/10568/67780

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Okike, I. ,  Samireddypalle, A. ,  Kaptoge, L. ,  Fauquet, Claude M. ,  Atehnkeng, J. ,  Bandyopadhyay, Ranajit ,  Kulakow, P.A. ,  Duncan, Alan J. ,  Alabi, Tunrayo ,  Blümmel, Michael ,  [Technical innovations for small-scale producers and households to process wet cassava peels into high quality animal feed ingredients and aflasafe™ substrate] ,  Technical innovations for small-scale producers and households to process wet cassava peels into high quality animal feed ingredients and aflasafe™ substrate

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