2006
Cornell Nutrition Conference
For Feed Manufacturers

Proceedings (available November 1, 2006)

Pre-Conference Symposium
History of Nutrition Models – The Early Years — C. Sniffen
Impact of Economic and Nutrition Models in the Beef Industry — M. Garrison
Impact of Nutrition Models in the Dairy Industry — W. Chalupa
Application of Nutrition Models to Precision Feeding — P. Cerosaletti
Impact of Nutrition Models on My Farm — M. McMahon
Contributions of Dan Fox to the Beef Cattle Industry and the NRC — T. Klopfenstein
Integrated Nutrient Management: Crossing Discipline Boundaries for Improved Farm Sustainability — Q. Ketterings
Danny as a Graduate Student - R. Preston
Danny as a Graduate Student Mentor - H. Harpster
Cornell Nutrition Conference
Animal Products and Human Health: Perceptions, Opportunities and Challenges — D. Bauman
Milk Fat Depression: The Role of Specific Fatty Acids Produced During Rumen Biohydrogenation and Their Cellular Mechanism of Action — K. Harvatine
Milk Fat Depression: Impact of Dietary Components and Their Interaction During Rumen Fermentation — A. Lock
Lignin-carbohydrate Linkages and Their Relationship with NDF Digestibility — H. Dann
Update on the Enrichment of Eggs with Nutrients and Other Bioactive Compounds — R. Austic
From the Liver to the Brain: Increasing Feed Intake in Transition Cows — M. Allen
Forage Quality Assessment of Spring Forages — D. Cherney
Source and Level of Fermentable Fiber for Growing Lambs — M. Thonney
The Challenge of Measuring Feed Efficiency in Lactating Dairy Cows — J. Linn
Measuring Physically Effective Fiber On-Farm to Predict Cow Response — R. Grant
Mysterious Effects of Antioxidant Enzymes in the Body — X. Lei
Native Pastures, Cheese Quality and Cheese Flavor — P. Van Soest
Sorting the Way to Improved Production and Health — W. Stone
New Opportunities for Managing Metabolism in Transition Cows — K. Smith
Kenya: Economics, Ecology, and Agriculture — A. Pell
Examining Nitrogen Efficiencies in Lactating Dairy Cattle Using Corn Silage Based Diets — E. Peterson
Balancing for Nitrogen in Lactating Dairy Cattle: An Evaluation of the CNCPS and NRC Models — M. Van Amburgh
How Much Gas Do Cows Emit? — L. Chase
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