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Paterson, R.T.

doi:10.1111/j.1365-2494.1968.tb00562.x

Grass and Forage Science

1968

DOI: 10.1111/j.1365-2494.1968.tb00562.x

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R.T. Paterson¹

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“…This has been very fully considered by Paterson (14). However, when we still find agricultural graduates, who should know better, proposing to feed cows quite liberally with concentrates while on pasture and when we find that a recent Ministry of Agriculture survey (12) estimates that the average cow in England and Wales received 2*1 lb concentrates per gallon from April to September in 1967 one must strike again at the conventional wisdom (which in this instance has a large sales force to encourage its acceptance).…”

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1970

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Reviews of the progress of Dairy Science: Long term effects of plane of nutrition on the performance of the dairy cow

Broster

1984

Journal of Dairy Research

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This is regarded as the prolongation of the effects of differential feeding after this itself has ceased. Compensatory effect Supernormal performance on re-alimentation following a period of underfeeding, as with growing stock, is included in this category. Buffering effect This is regarded as the cow's ability to counter nutritional insults by withdrawal of body reserves to support milk production. Total effect This is the summated effect over the total period of application of differential feeding. The main emphasis in this review will be placed on cumulative and residual effects of plane of nutrition within a single lactation together with effects over multiple lactations. These discussions are preceded by notes on the lactation curve, relevant aspects of experimentation, and immediate effects on performance of plane of nutrition.

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Co‐operative Research in Agriculture and the Provision of Input/Output Coefficients

Wragg

1970

J Agricultural Economics

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