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Browsing publications by Dr Alan Younger.

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Abdel Shirif
Dr Abdul Chaudhry
Dr Alan Younger
Effect of Soaked and urea treated wheat straw based diets on live weight of wether sheep2012
Dr Alan Younger
A flood-free period combined with early planting is required to sustain yield of pre-rice sweet sorghum (Sorghum bicolor L. Moench)2011
Dr Alan Younger
Growth, yield and aerenchyma formation of sweet and multipurpose sorghum (Sorghum bicolor L. Moench) as affected by flooding at different growth stages2011
Dr Alan Younger
Morphological and physiological responses of sorghum (Sorghum bicolor L. Moench) to waterlogging2010
Abdel Shirif
Dr Abdul Chaudhry
Dr Alan Younger
The effect of soaking and urea treatments on the voluntary intake of wheat straw by sheep2010
Abdel Shirif
Dr Abdul Chaudhry
Dr Alan Younger
Upgrading the in vitro degradability of wheat straw by using soaking treatments.2008
Andrew Edwards
Dr Alan Younger
The dispersal of traditionally managed hay meadow plants via farmyard manure application2006
Dr Robert Shiel
Dr Alan Younger
Seizing the potential for better management and improved control of N supply for forage crops in the spring and summer2003
Dr Alan Younger
Dr Robert Shiel
The impact of thermal time on leaf appearance rates and phyllochrons: a comparison between perennial ryegrass and Italian ryegrass2003
Mary Kinston
Dr Alan Younger
The influence of photoperiod/seasonality on the intake of autumn and spring herbage by sheep; the importance of herbage quality2003
Andrew Edwards
Dr Alan Younger
Dr Abdul Chaudhry
The role of farmyard manure in the maintenance of botanical diversity in traditionally managed hay meadows: the effects of rumen digestion on seed viability2002
Dr Robert Shiel
Dr Alan Younger
The influence of fertilizer nitrogen, white clover content and environmental factors on the nitrate content of perennial ryegrass and ryegrass/white clover swards1999
Dr Roger Smith
Dr Robert Shiel
Dr Alan Younger
The conservation management of mesotrophic (meadow) grassland in northern England. 1. Effects of grazing, cutting date and fertilizer on the vegetation of a traditionally managed sward1996