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Starter protein content and supplemental soybean oil or hydrogenated palm fatty acids in Holstein dairy calves: growth performance, protozoa population, and nitrogen utilization efficiency
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َAnimal
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Effects of fat source in calf starter on growth performance, blood fatty acid profiles, and inflammatory markers during cold season
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Scientific Reports
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Milk feeding level and starter protein content: Effects on growth performance, blood metabolites, and urinary purine derivatives of Holstein dairy calves
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Journal of Dairy Science
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Milk feeding quantity and feeding frequency: effects on growth performance, rumen fermentation and blood metabolites of Holstein dairy calves
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Italian Journal of Animal Science
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Effects of wheat straw particle size as a free-choice provision on growth performance and feeding behaviors of dairy calves
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Animal, The international journal of animal bio sciences
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Effects of physical forms of starter and milk allowance on growth performance, ruminal fermentation, and blood metabolites of Holstein dairy calves
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Journal of Dairy Science
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The effect of supplemental bioactive fatty acids on growth performance and immune function of milk-fed Holstein dairy calves during heat stress
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British Journal of Nutrition
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Effects of protein content and rumen-undegradable to rumen-degradable protein ratio in finely ground calf starters on growth performance, ruminal and blood parameters, and urinary purine derivatives
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Journal of Dairy Science
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Soybean oil supplementation and starter protein content: Effects on growth performance, digestibility, ruminal fermentation, and urinary purine derivatives of Holstein dairy calves
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Journal of Dairy Science
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Effects of step-down weaning implementation time on growth performance and blood metabolites of dairy calves
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Journal of Dairy Science
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Corn-processing and crude protein content in calf starter: Effects on growth performance, ruminal fermentation, and blood metabolites
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Journal of Dairy Science
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Effects of preweaning total plane of milk intake and weaning age on intake,growth performance, and blood metabolites of dairy calves
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Journal of Dairy Science
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Effects of forage offering method on performance, rumenfermentation, nutrient digestibility and nutritional behaviour inHolstein dairy calves
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Journal of Animal Physiology and Animal Nutrition
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Effects of forage source and forage particle size as a free-choiceprovision on growth performance, rumen fermentation,and behavior of dairy calves fed texturized starters
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Journal of Dairy Science
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Effects of the step-up/step-down and step-down milkfeeding procedures on the performance, structural growth,and blood metabolites of Holstein dairy calves
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Journal of Dairy Science
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Interaction between the physical forms of starter and forage sourceon growth performance and blood metabolites of Holstein dairy calves
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Journal of Dairy Science
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Rumen fermentation, blood metabolites, and growth performanceof calves during transition from liquid to solid feed: Effectsof dietary level and particle size of alfalfa hay
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Journal of Dairy Science
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Effects of forage provision to dairy calves on growth performanceand rumen fermentation: A meta-analysis and meta-regression
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Journal of Dairy Science
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The effect of restricted milk feeding through conventional or step-down methods with or without forage provision in starter feed on performance of Holstein bull calves1
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journal of animal science
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Growth performance, feeding behavior, and selected blood metabolitesof Holstein dairy calves fed restricted amounts of milk: No interactionsbetween sources of finely ground grain and forage provision
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Journal of Dairy Science
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Interactions between the physical form of starter (mashedversus textured) and corn silage provision on performance,rumen fermentation, and structural growth of Holstein calves
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journal of animal science
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Effect of different alfalfa hay levels on growth performance,rumen fermentation, and structural growth of Holstein dairy calves
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journal of animal science
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Growth performance, feeding behavior, and selected blood metabolites of Holstein dairy calves fed restricted amounts of milk: No interactions between sources of finely ground grain and forage provision
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Journal of Dairy Science
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Interactions between the physical form of starter (mashed versus textured) and corn silage provision on performance, rumen fermentation, and structural growth of Holstein calves1
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journal of animal science
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