Author: Owen, E.
- Effects of amount offered and chopping on intake and selection of sorghum stover by Ethiopian sheep and cattle
- Effect of harvesting at different stages of growth and long term storage on phenolics in sorghum stover
- Feeding sorghum stover to Ethiopian goats and sheep: Effect of amount offered on growth, intake and selection
- Feeding sorghum stover to Ethiopian goats and sheep: Effect of amount offered on intake, selection and performance
- Feeding sorghum stover to Ethiopian sheep and cattle: Effect of chopping and amount offered on intake and selection
- Sorghum stover as ruminant feed in Ethiopia: Effect of cultivar, site of growth, pre-harvest leaf stripping and storage on yield and morphology
Author: McAllan, A.B.
- Effect of harvesting at different stages of growth and long term storage on phenolics in sorghum stover
- Feeding sorghum stover to Ethiopian goats and sheep: Effect of amount offered on growth, intake and selection
- Feeding sorghum stover to Ethiopian goats and sheep: Effect of amount offered on intake, selection and performance
- Feeding sorghum stover to Ethiopian sheep and cattle: Effect of chopping and amount offered on intake and selection
- Sorghum stover as ruminant feed in Ethiopia: Effect of cultivar, site of growth, pre-harvest leaf stripping and storage on yield and morphology
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