Energy intake and feeding time are the main contributors to heat load stress on high-productive ruminants in a hot climate [abstract]

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Energy intake and feeding time are the main contributors to heat load stress on high-productive ruminants in a hot climate [abstract]

Year: 1998

Source of publication :The Israel Society for Physiology and Pharmacology. Annual Meeting

Authors :

אהרוני, יואב; ברוש, אריה.

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S. Rosen and K. Tavori

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P. G1

animal feeding

animal physiology

Animals

Energy Intake

feeding

Heat load

heat stress

Hot climate

Ruminants

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Energy intake and feeding time are the main contributors to heat load stress on high-productive ruminants in a hot climate [abstract]

S. Rosen and K. Tavori

P. G1

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