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UTILIZATION OF LEUCAENA-DIVERSIFOLIA, LEUCAENA-ESCULENTA, LEUCAENA-PALLIDA AND CALLIANDRA-CALOTHYRSUS AS NITROGEN SUPPLEMENTS FOR GROWING GOATS FED MAIZE STOVER
Authors: NHERERA FV NDLOVU LR DZOWELA BH
Citation: Fv. Nherera et al., UTILIZATION OF LEUCAENA-DIVERSIFOLIA, LEUCAENA-ESCULENTA, LEUCAENA-PALLIDA AND CALLIANDRA-CALOTHYRSUS AS NITROGEN SUPPLEMENTS FOR GROWING GOATS FED MAIZE STOVER, Animal feed science and technology, 74(1), 1998, pp. 15-28
MINERALIZATION OF NITROGEN FROM DECOMPOSING LEAVES OF MULTIPURPOSE TREES AS AFFECTED BY THEIR CHEMICAL-COMPOSITION
Authors: MAFONGOYA PL NAIR PKR DZOWELA BH
Citation: Pl. Mafongoya et al., MINERALIZATION OF NITROGEN FROM DECOMPOSING LEAVES OF MULTIPURPOSE TREES AS AFFECTED BY THEIR CHEMICAL-COMPOSITION, Biology and fertility of soils, 27(2), 1998, pp. 143-148
RECENT WORK ON THE ESTABLISHMENT, PRODUCTION AND UTILIZATION OF MULTIPURPOSE TREES AS A FEED RESOURCE IN ZIMBABWE
Authors: DZOWELA BH HOVE L MAASDORP BV MAFONGOYA PL
Citation: Bh. Dzowela et al., RECENT WORK ON THE ESTABLISHMENT, PRODUCTION AND UTILIZATION OF MULTIPURPOSE TREES AS A FEED RESOURCE IN ZIMBABWE, Animal feed science and technology, 69(1-3), 1997, pp. 1-15
NEAR-INFRARED CALIBRATION OF CHEMICAL-CONSTITUENTS OF CAJANUS-CAJAN (PIGEON PEA) USED AS FORAGE
Authors: BERARDO N DZOWELA BH HOVE L ODOARDI M
Citation: N. Berardo et al., NEAR-INFRARED CALIBRATION OF CHEMICAL-CONSTITUENTS OF CAJANUS-CAJAN (PIGEON PEA) USED AS FORAGE, Animal feed science and technology, 69(1-3), 1997, pp. 201-206
MULTIPURPOSE TREE PRUNINGS AS A SOURCE OF NITROGEN TO MAIZE UNDER SEMIARID CONDITIONS IN ZIMBABWE .2. NITROGEN-RECOVERY RATES AND CROP GROWTH AS INFLUENCED BY MIXTURES AND PRUNINGS
Authors: MAFONGOYA PL NAIR PKR DZOWELA BH
Citation: Pl. Mafongoya et al., MULTIPURPOSE TREE PRUNINGS AS A SOURCE OF NITROGEN TO MAIZE UNDER SEMIARID CONDITIONS IN ZIMBABWE .2. NITROGEN-RECOVERY RATES AND CROP GROWTH AS INFLUENCED BY MIXTURES AND PRUNINGS, Agroforestry systems, 35(1), 1997, pp. 47-56
MULTIPURPOSE TREE PRUNINGS AS A SOURCE OF NITROGEN TO MAIZE UNDER SEMIARID CONDITIONS IN ZIMBABWE .3. INTERACTIONS OF PRUNING QUALITY AND TIME AND METHOD OF APPLICATION ON NITROGEN RECOVERY BY MAIZE IN 2 SOIL TYPES
Authors: MAFONGOYA PL NAIR PKR DZOWELA BH
Citation: Pl. Mafongoya et al., MULTIPURPOSE TREE PRUNINGS AS A SOURCE OF NITROGEN TO MAIZE UNDER SEMIARID CONDITIONS IN ZIMBABWE .3. INTERACTIONS OF PRUNING QUALITY AND TIME AND METHOD OF APPLICATION ON NITROGEN RECOVERY BY MAIZE IN 2 SOIL TYPES, Agroforestry systems, 35(1), 1997, pp. 57-70
FODDER PRODUCTION FROM ASSOCIATIONS OF LEGUMINOUS SHRUBS AND GRASSES ON CONTOUR BUNDS IN THE HIGHLANDS OF BURUNDI
Authors: AKYEAMPONG E DZOWELA BH
Citation: E. Akyeampong et Bh. Dzowela, FODDER PRODUCTION FROM ASSOCIATIONS OF LEGUMINOUS SHRUBS AND GRASSES ON CONTOUR BUNDS IN THE HIGHLANDS OF BURUNDI, Tropical grasslands, 30(3), 1996, pp. 330-334
NUTRITIONAL AND ANTI-NUTRITIONAL CHARACTERS AND RUMEN DEGRADABILITY OF DRY-MATTER AND NITROGEN FOR SOME MULTIPURPOSE TREE SPECIES WITH POTENTIAL FOR AGROFORESTRY IN ZIMBABWE
Authors: DZOWELA BH HOVE L TOPPS JH MAFONGOYA PL
Citation: Bh. Dzowela et al., NUTRITIONAL AND ANTI-NUTRITIONAL CHARACTERS AND RUMEN DEGRADABILITY OF DRY-MATTER AND NITROGEN FOR SOME MULTIPURPOSE TREE SPECIES WITH POTENTIAL FOR AGROFORESTRY IN ZIMBABWE, Animal feed science and technology, 55(3-4), 1995, pp. 207-214
EFFECT OF DRYING METHOD ON CHEMICAL-COMPOSITION AND IN-VITRO DIGESTIBILITY OF MULTIPURPOSE TREE AND SHRUB FODDERS
Authors: DZOWELA BH HOVE L MAFONGOYA PL
Citation: Bh. Dzowela et al., EFFECT OF DRYING METHOD ON CHEMICAL-COMPOSITION AND IN-VITRO DIGESTIBILITY OF MULTIPURPOSE TREE AND SHRUB FODDERS, Tropical grasslands, 29(4), 1995, pp. 263-269
THE RESPONSE OF 3 LEUCAENA-LEUCOCEPHALA CULTIVARS TO A 4-CYCLE CUTTING FREQUENCY UNDER RAIN-FED DRYLAND CONDITIONS IN ZIMBABWE
Authors: NYATHI P DHLIWAYO HH DZOWELA BH
Citation: P. Nyathi et al., THE RESPONSE OF 3 LEUCAENA-LEUCOCEPHALA CULTIVARS TO A 4-CYCLE CUTTING FREQUENCY UNDER RAIN-FED DRYLAND CONDITIONS IN ZIMBABWE, Tropical grasslands, 29(1), 1995, pp. 9-12
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