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A. Kmicikewycz

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h-index: 4
Works: 9
Citations: 125

Most-cited papers

Effect of corn silage particle size and supplemental hay on rumen pH and feed preference by dairy cows fed high-starch diets.
A. Kmicikewycz, A. Heinrichs
2015Journal of Dairy Science38 citations Open access
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Effects of milk replacer program fed 2 or 4 times daily on nutrient intake and calf growth.
A. Kmicikewycz, D. N. L. Da Silva, J. Linn, N. Litherland
2013Journal of Dairy Science35 citations Open access
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Effects of corn silage particle size, supplemental hay, and forage-to-concentrate ratio on rumen pH, feed preference, and milk fat profile of dairy cattle.
A. Kmicikewycz, K. Harvatine, A. Heinrichs
2015Journal of Dairy Science26 citations Open access
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Feeding lactating dairy cattle long hay separate from the total mixed ration can maintain dry matter intake during incidents of low rumen pH.
A. Kmicikewycz, A. Heinrichs
2014Journal of Dairy Science19 citations Open access
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Effects of a modified intensive milk replacer program fed two or four times daily on nutrient intake, calf growth and health
A. Kmicikewycz, D. N. L. Da Silva, N. Litherland
20104 citations
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EFFECTS OF DIET PARTICLE SIZE AND SUPPLEMENTAL HAY ON MITIGATING SUBACUTE RUMINAL ACIDOSIS IN HIGH-PRODUCING DAIRY CATTLE
A. Kmicikewycz
20142 citations
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Feeding Lactating Dairy Cattle Long Hay Separate from the TMR Can Maintain DMI During Incidents of Low Rumen pH
A. Kmicikewycz
20141 citations
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NUTRITIONAL FEEDING AND MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES TO OPTIMIZE GROWTH AND HEALTH IN DAIRY CALVES
A. Kmicikewycz
20111 citations
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Does Moderating Amount Fed and Forage Type in Dry Cow Diets Affect Pre- and Postpartum Feeding and Lying Behavior?
W. Weich, A. Kmicikewycz, M. Endres, N. Litherland
20100 citations
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