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1993
R. K. Barton, Brandyberry, S. D., Delcurto, T., Horney, M. R., and Stamm, M. M., “EOARC Annual Report, Special Report 923: Early-Vegetative Meadow Hay Versus Alfalfa Hay as a Supplement for Cattle Consuming Low-Quality Roughages”, Oregon Agricultural Experiment Station, 1993.
R. K. Barton, Brandyberry, S. D., Delcurto, T., Horney, M. R., and Stamm, M. M., “EOARC Annual Report, Special Report 923: Influence of Alkaloid Concentration of Tall Fescue Straw on the Nutrition, Physiology and Subsequent Performance of Beef Steers”, Oregon Agricultural Experiment Station, 1993.
R. K. Barton, Brandyberry, K. H., Delcurto, T., Horney, M. R., and Stamm, M. M., “EOARC Annual Report, Special Report 923: Nutritional Quality of Grass Seed Residues Harvested for Livestock Feed in Western Oregon”, Oregon Agricultural Experiment Station, 1993.
R. K. Barton, Brandyberry, K. H., Delcurto, T., Horney, M. R., and Stamm, M. M., “EOARC Annual Report, Special Report 923: Nutritional Quality of Grass Seed Residues Harvested for Livestock Feed in Western Oregon”, Oregon Agricultural Experiment Station, 1993.
R. K. Barton, Brandyberry, S. D., Delcurto, T., Horney, M. R., and Stamm, M. M., “EOARC Annual Report, Special Report 923: Physical Modification and/or Supplementation Stratagies to Improve the Feeding Value of Tail Fescue Straw for Beef Cattle”, Oregon Agricultural Experiment Station, 1993.
H. A. Turner, Tibbs, T. M., Svejcar, T., Stamm, M. M., Slater, R. C., Sheehy, D. P., Rose, J. A., Paintner, K. J., Mc Innis, M., Horney, M. R., Ganskopp, D. C., Doescher, P. S., Bryant, L. D., Brandyberry, K. H., Blount, D. K., Barton, R. K., and Angell, R. F., “EOARC Annual Report, Special Report 923: Weather and Physical Data”, Oregon Agricultural Experiment Station, 1993.
1996
M. R. Horney, Delcurto, T., Stamm, M. M., Bailey, R. K., and Brandyberry, S. D., “Early-vegetative tall fescue hay vs alfalfa hay as a supplement for cattle consuming low-quality roughages.”, J Anim Sci, vol. 74, no. 8, pp. 1959-66, 1996.