Research of the month - an overview
Liv Lønne Dille
Here we wish to present research results from the five research groups at IHA. Each month, we will present results from a specific project in the “Research of the month”.
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Overview of research topics
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September 2006 - Variations in stress response in fish, and how this affects their appetite
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August 2006 - Can we achieve the same selenium concentrations in chicken muscle as in fish?
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July 2006 - Ingestion of bedding material enhances digestive function in poultry
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June 2006 - Success of reindeer cows depends on calving date
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May 2006 - The Casein Gene and Milk Quality in Goats
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April 2006 - Maternal Effects in Farmed Salmon
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March 2006 - Norwegian Dairy Goats in Tanzania
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February 2006 - New processing method increases the potential for using plant-based ingredients in fish feed
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January 2006 - Comparison between two Norwegian cattle breeds only fed on roughage
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December 2005 - Cows with a high genetic milk yield potential achieve highest yields with both low and high concentrate rations
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November 2005 - New goat project and preliminary results from our goat research
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October 2005 - Processes affecting the post-harvest spoilage of salmon muscle
- September 2005 -The digestion rate of starch can be affected by adding fat
- August 2005 -Fatty acids in milk. Are there regional differences?
- July 2005 -Skjervold Symposium 2005 ”Lamb Innovation-Breeding for high quality lamb carcasses”
- June 2005 - Farmed silver foxes’ willingness to work for social contact
- May 2005 - A letter from Jan Berg, on Sabbatical at the University of Florida
- April 2005 - Mapping genes that affect milk yields in cattle
- March 2005 - Energy consumption in active dogs
- February 2005 – Feed evaluation system for ruminants
- January 2005 – Pig breeding in the future
- December 2004 – Behaviour and welfare of calves kept in large groups
- November 2004 – Ban on castration and boar odour in pigs
Updated: 31.08.06
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