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Dr. Masoud Alikhani

College of Agriculture Deparment 0f Animal Engineering

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Office : 2-520 Animal Sience Group, Department of Agricalture Engineering, Isfahan University of Technology, Isfahan, Iran Email : youremailaddress@cc.iut.ac.ir Phone : +98 311 391 3503 Fax : +98 311 391 3503 Web Site : alikhani

Asociate Professor in Animal Scence
Your secondary position

Research Fields : Ruminant Animal Nutrition

Dairy Nutrition

Minerals in Ruminant Animal Nutrition

Teaching

Recent Publications

Response of early lactation Holstein cows to partial replacement of neutral detergent soluble fibre for starch in diets varying in forage particle size.

Effects of feeding pistachio by-products silage on growth performance, serum metabolites and urine characteristics in Holstein male calves. J0urnal of Animal Physiology and animal Nutrition.

Influence of dietary supplementation with Echinacea powder on egg quality, yolk oxidative stability and reum biochmical parameter in laying hens

Effects of betaine and sulfate supplementation on milk and wool production of Naenini ewes.

Lactational performance and milk fatty acid profile of Holstein cows in response to dietary fat supplements and forage: Concentrate ratio.

Pharmacokinetics of pioglitazne, athiazolidinedione derivative, in male Naeini ( Iranian fat-tailed) sheep.

Effects of Restricted Feeding and Re-Feeding in Growth Lambs: Intake, Growth and Body Organs Development. Journal of Animal and Veterinary Advances.

Effects of feeding roasted safflower seeds (variety IL-111) and fish oil on dry matter intake, performance and milk fatty acid profiles in dairy cattle.

Performance and milk fatty acid profile of Holstein dairy cows in response to dietary fat supplements and forage:concentrate ratio

Effect of dietary Echinacea supplementation on performance and gut microflora of Leghorn laying hens.

Short communication: Effects of dietary fat supplements and forage: concentrate ratio on feed intake, feeding, and chewing behavior of Holstein dairy cows.

Physiological calf responses to increased chromium supply in summer.

Safflower seeds in corn silage and alfalfa hay based early lactation diets: A practice within an optimum forage choice.

Increased colostral somatic cell counts reduce pre-weaning calf immunity, health and growth. Journal of Animal Physiology and Animal Nutrition.

Short communication: Effects of dietary fat supplements and forage: concentrate ratio on feed intake, feeding, and chewing behavior of Holstein dairy cows.

Increased colostral somatic cell counts reduce pre-weaning calf immunity, health and growth.

Relative Contributions of Ruminal Bacteria, Protozoa and Fungi to Degradation of Forage Fiber Fractions.

Effects of yellow grease supplementation with two levels of forage to concentrate ratios on digestion and milk production of lactating dairy cows

Ground versus steam-rolled barley grain for lactating cows: A clarification into conventional beliefs.

Performance and physiological responses of Holstein calves undergoing heat stress to supplementation with Chromium-Methionine.

Compensatory Growth and non-Carcass Composition of Growing Lori-Bakhtiari Lambs

Effects of lucerne particle size and source of dietary carbohydrates on in situ degradation and ruminal variables in sheep.

Relative Contributions of Ruminal Bacteria, Protozoa and Fungi to Degradation of Forage Fiber Fractions.

Effective use of safflower seed in early lactation diets with alfalfa hay and corn silage.

Corn silage partially replacing short alfalfa hay to optimize forage use in total mixed rations for lactating cows.

The effects of bacterial inoculation and fermentation characteristics and in vitro dry matter digestibility of maize silage.

Effect of inclusion of nutral detergent soluble fiber sources in diets varing in forage particle size on feed intake, digestive processes, and performance of mid-lactating Holstein cows.

Effects of Lactobacillus plantarum MTD1 on fermentation and nutritive value of low dry matter maize silage.

Optimizing forage use in total mixed rations for lactating cows. Proceedings of American dairy science Association.

Partial replacement of whole milk with soymilk stimulates early calf starter intake, saves milk, and reduces weaning age and costs.

Ground, dry-rolled and steam-processed barley grain for midlactation Holstien cows.

Comparison of nutritive value of two Iranian safflower seed varieties for animal nutrition. Proceedings of 5th Euro Fed Lipid Congress.

Soymilk as a novel milk replacer to stimulate early calf starter intake and reduce weaning age and costs.

Rumen- protected methionine improves early-lactation performanc of dairy cattle under high ambient temperatures.

In vitro gas measuring technique for evaluating quality of Iranian safflower seed and comparing them with other oil seed.

Effects of dietary whole cottonseed and crude protein level on rumen protozoal population and fermentation parameters.

Short Communiction: Canola meal as a substitute for cottonseed meal in diet of midlactation Holsteins.

Quality assessment of drinking water offered to dairy cows in central Iran.

Effect of type of dietary fat and forage to concentrate ratio on performance, digestibility and blood parameters od dairy cow fed alfalfa based diets.

The effect of direct-feed fibrolytic enzyme on mid-lactating dairy cow’s performance and digestibility.

Effect of treated wheat straw with exogenous fiber-dgrading enzymes on wool characteristics of ewe lambs.

The effect of short dry periods on health disorders in dairy cattle.

influence of hybrid and maturity on the nutritional value of corn silagee for lactating lactating dairy cows.

The effects of substituting alfalfa hay with fibrolytic enzyme treated whteat straw on wool characteristics on Naieni lambs.

The effects of substituting treated wheat straw with fibrolytic enzymes for alfalfa hay on Naieni replacement ewe lambs performance.

The effect of different processing methods of barley in Holstein dairy cows.

Type and concentration effects of fibrolytic enzymes on wool characteristics in Bakhtiari replacement ewe lambs.

Effects of a diet containing whole cottonseed on rumen protozoal population and fermentation parameters in sheep.

The effect of two types of fibrolytic enzymes with different con. On Bakhtiari replacement ewe lambs performances.

The effects of substituting treated wheat straw with fibrolytic enzymes for alfalfa hays on Naieni replacement ewe lambs performances.

Effects of feeding ground or steam - flaked broom sorghum and grround barley on performance of dairy cows in midlactation.

The effect of different processing methods of barley in Holstein dairy cows.Gounal of Animal and Feed Science.

Effects of additives on fermentation quality and in vitro digestibility of millet silage.

In situ dry matter and crude protein digadbility in corn, wheat and millet grain.

Insitue dry matter and crud protein degradability of different varieties of three cerial grains.

Effects of dietary cottonseed and protein level on rumen protozoa.

Effcts of Barly grain Particle size on Dairy cow performance.

Effects of substituting sorghum grain for barley on Milk yield and composition of dairy cows.

Effects of Yeast culture supplemantation of alfalfa silage or hay fcd to lactating dairy cows

Effects of yeast on nitrate toxicity in dairy steer

Effects of yeast supplementation of alfalfa silage or alfalfa hay fed to lactating dairy cows.

Effect of dietary yeast supplementation on stabilizing rumen environment in dairy cows.

Effects of yeast on nitrate toxicity on dairy stears.