W. W. Heinemann
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL3605648A
Top Subjects
- Beef cattle -- Feeding and feeds (15)
- Beef cattle -- Feed utilization efficiency (3)
- Grazing (3)
- Lambs -- Feeding and feeds (3)
- Pastures -- Irrigation (2)
- Pastures (2)
- Turnips (2)
Books by W. W. Heinemann
Total count: 25
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The feeding value of wood molasses, dehydrated alfalfa, dehydrated apple pomace, and undecorticated safflower meal when fed to fattening cattleState College of Washington, Agricultural Experiment Station1953-01-01
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The calcium and phosphorus composition of the animal body as influenced by the chemical composition of plants grown on soils of varying phosphorus levelsOregon State College1954-01-01
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Irrigated pastures for hogsExtension Service, Institute of Agricultural Sciences, State College of Washington1956-01-01
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The effect of winter gain of stocker cattle on subsequent gains on irrigated pasturesState College of Washington, Agricultural Experiment Station1957-01-01
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Fattening steers on irrigated pasturesState College of Washington, Agricultural Experiment Station1958-01-01
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Irrigated pastures and a limited grain ration for fattening steersState College of Washington, Agricultural Experiment Station1958-01-01
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Control of downy brome in alfalfa and related studiesU.S. Dept. of Agriculture1959-01-01
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Influence of hormone implants on performance of steers grazing irrigated pasturesWashington Agricultural Experiment Stations, Institute of Agricultural Sciences, Washington State University1962-01-01
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Washington by-product feeds for livestockExtension Service, Institute of Agricultural Sciences, Washington State University1964-01-01
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Productivity of irrigated pastures under combination and single species grazingWashington Agricultural Experiment Station, College of Agriculture, Washington State University1969-01-01
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Continuous and rotation grazing by steers on irrigated pasturesWashington Agricultural Experiment Station, College of Agriculture, Washington State University1970-01-01
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Early weaning and management on irrigated pastures as factors in market lamb productionWashington Agricultural Experiment Station, College of Agriculture, Washington State University1970-01-01
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Irrigated pastures and a bloat-preventive supplement for beef productionWashington Agricultural Experiment Station, College of Agriculture, Washington State University1971-01-01
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Energy values of cottonseed meals in lamb and steer finishing rationsWashington Agricultural Experiment Station1972-01-01
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Nutritive value of potato slurry for steersWashington Agricultural Experiment Station, College of Agriculture, Washington State University1972-01-01
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Irrigated pastures for cattle in central Washingtonuse of bloat preventives and progesterone-estradiol implants on alfalfa, Ladino clover, and orchardgrassWashington Agricultural Experiment Station, College of Agriculture, Washington State University1973-01-01
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Spent hops, corn silage, and alfalfa hay and alfalfa stems in beef cattle nutritionWashington State University, College of Agriculture Research Center1974-01-01
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High crude-fiber rations for finishing cattleCollege of Agriculture Research Center, Washington State University1975-01-01
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Bluegrass straw, cottonseed hulls, and wheat screenings in steer finishing rationsCollege of Agriculture Research Center, Washington State University1976-01-01
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Turnips (Brassica rapa) and fodder radishes (Raphanus sative) as forage crops for lambsWashington State University, College of Agriculture Research Center1981-01-01
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Irrigated orchardgrass and perennial ryegrass pastures grazed by light weight steersWashington State University, Agricultural Research Center1982-01-01
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Apple pomace in steer finishing dietsAgricultural Research Center, Washington State University1984-01-01
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Implants, barley straw, and an ionophore for steers grazing turnipsAgricultural Research Center, Washington State University1984-01-01
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Whole crop barley, corn and triticale silage in steer growing and finishing dietsAgriculture Research Center, College of Agriculture and Home Economics, Washington State University1986-01-01
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Dried distillers grains of hard red spring wheat in a finishing diet for steersAgricultural Research Center, Washington State University1986-01-01