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Journal Article 1999

Microbiological evaluation of fodder tree leaves as ruminant feed

Autor: Odenyo, A.A. Osuji, P.O. Negassa D.

Enlace original: https://cgspace.cgiar.org/handle/10568/79232

Investigación en Agricultura

FORAGE

LEAVES

SMALL RUMINANTS

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Odenyo, A.A. , Osuji, P.O. , Negassa D. , [Microbiological evaluation of fodder tree leaves as ruminant feed] , Microbiological evaluation of fodder tree leaves as ruminant feed

Conference Paper 1999

Managing the rumen to increase the supply of nutrients from fodder trees with multipurpose function

Autor: Odenyo, A.A.

Enlace original: https://cgspace.cgiar.org/handle/10568/79233

Investigación en Agricultura

FORAGE

NUTRIENTS

RUMEN

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Odenyo, A.A. , [Managing the rumen to increase the supply of nutrients from fodder trees with multipurpose function] , Managing the rumen to increase the supply of nutrients from fodder trees with multipurpose function

Journal Article 2002

Rumen microbial responses to antinutritive factors in fodder trees and shrub legumes

Autor: McSweeney, C.S. Odenyo, A.A. Krause, D.O.

The major limitation to ruminant production in many tropical regions of Africa, Asia and Australia is poor nutrition. Annual growth rates of animals are restricted by the low nitrogen and high fiber content of the native grasses and crop residues that form the basis of the diets in these regions....

Enlace original: https://cgspace.cgiar.org/handle/10568/28859

Investigación en Agricultura

LEGUMES

BROWSE PLANTS

TREES

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McSweeney, C.S. , Odenyo, A.A. , Krause, D.O. , [Rumen microbial responses to antinutritive factors in fodder trees and shrub legumes] , Rumen microbial responses to antinutritive factors in fodder trees and shrub legumes

Journal Article 1999

Microbial evaluation of fodder tree leaves as ruminant feed

Autor: Odenyo, A.A. Osuji, P.O. Negassa, D.

Fermentation of legume fodder tree leaves by rumen microorganisms was evaluated. The substrates were sun-dried, ground leaves. Gas and volatile fatty acid (VFAs) production were estimated. Using gas production as an index of fermentation at 12 h, the leaves tested ranked as follows; Chamaecytisus...

Enlace original: https://cgspace.cgiar.org/handle/10568/28366

Investigación en Agricultura

FEED CROPS

TREES

LEAVES

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Odenyo, A.A. , Osuji, P.O. , Negassa, D. , [Microbial evaluation of fodder tree leaves as ruminant feed] , Microbial evaluation of fodder tree leaves as ruminant feed

Journal Article 1999

Inoculation with adapted microbes versus addition of polyethylene glycol as methods to alleviate toxicity of Acacia angustissima leaves in sheep

Autor: Saarisalo, E.M. Odenyo, A.A. Osuji, P.O.

Enlace original: https://cgspace.cgiar.org/handle/10568/79246

Investigación en Agricultura

ACACIA

INOCULATION

LEAVES

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Saarisalo, E.M. , Odenyo, A.A. , Osuji, P.O. , [Inoculation with adapted microbes versus addition of polyethylene glycol as methods to alleviate toxicity of Acacia angustissima leaves in sheep] , Inoculation with adapted microbes versus addition of polyethylene glycol as methods to alleviate toxicity of Acacia angustissima leaves in sheep

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Microbiological evaluation of fodder tree leaves as ruminant feed

Managing the rumen to increase the supply of nutrients from fodder trees with multipurpose function

Rumen microbial responses to antinutritive factors in fodder trees and shrub legumes

Microbial evaluation of fodder tree leaves as ruminant feed

Inoculation with adapted microbes versus addition of polyethylene glycol as methods to alleviate toxicity of Acacia angustissima leaves in sheep