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H.G. Bateman

H.G. Bateman

D-Index & Metrics

Animal Science and Veterinary

D-Index
34
Citations
3262
World Ranking
1929
National Ranking
554

Overview

H.G. Bateman is affiliated with Provimi in the United States. Their professional focus is situated within this organizational context, contributing to the relevant applied scientific or industrial domain associated with Provimi.

There is no publicly available information on specific recent publications or research papers authored by Bateman, nor data about frequent co-authors or publication venues commonly associated with their work.

Similarly, no records exist of book publications or specialized awards connected to Bateman. Details regarding the scientist's main and subfields of study, as well as primary research topics, have not been disclosed or documented.

As a result, their profile primarily reflects the known institutional affiliation without further detailed bibliometric or thematic research data available at this time.

Best Publications

  • Prepartal plane of nutrition, regardless of dietary energy source, affects periparturient metabolism and dry matter intake in Holstein cows.

    G.N. Douglas;T.R. Overton;H.G. Bateman;H.M. Dann

  • Effect of milk replacer program on digestion of nutrients in dairy calves.

    T.M. Hill;H.G. Bateman;J.M. Aldrich;R.L. Schlotterbeck

  • Effects of the Amount of Chopped Hay or Cottonseed Hulls in a Textured Calf Starter on Young Calf Performance

    T.M. Hill;H.G. Bateman;J.M. Aldrich;R.L. Schlotterbeck

  • Influence of soybean oil in high fiber diets fed to nonlactating cows on ruminal unsaturated fatty acids and nutrient digestibility.

    H.G. Bateman;T.C. Jenkins

  • Effects of Feeding Milk Replacer Once Versus Twice Daily on Glucose Metabolism in Holstein and Jersey Calves

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  • Comparisons of housing, bedding, and cooling options for dairy calves.

    T.M. Hill;H.G. Bateman;J.M. Aldrich;R.L. Schlotterbeck

  • Peripartal metabolism and production of holstein cows fed diets supplemented with fat during the dry period.

    G.N. Douglas;T.R. Overton;H.G. Bateman;J.K. Drackley

  • Effect of Feeding Supplemental Fibrolytic Enzymes or Soluble Sugars with Malic Acid on Milk Production

    J.L. Vicini;H.G. Bateman;M.K. Bhat;J.H. Clark

  • Effects of Feeding Calves Different Rates and Protein Concentrations of Twenty Percent Fat Milk Replacers on Growth During the Neonatal Period

    T.M. Hill;J.M. Aldrich;R.L. Schlotterbeck;H.G. Bateman

  • Effects of corn processing, particle size, and diet form on performance of calves in bedded pens

    H.G. Bateman;T.M. Hill;J.M. Aldrich;R.L. Schlotterbeck

  • Fatty acid intake alters growth and immunity in milk-fed calves.

    T.M. Hill;M.J. VandeHaar;L.M. Sordillo;D.R. Catherman

  • Optimal Concentrations of Lysine, Methionine, and Threonine in Milk Replacers for Calves Less than Five Weeks of Age

    T.M. Hill;H.G. Bateman;J.M. Aldrich;R.L. Schlotterbeck

  • Effects of Changing the Fat and Fatty Acid Composition of Milk Replacers Fed to Neonatal Calves

    T.M. Hill;J.M. Aldrich;R.L. Schlotterbeck;H.G. Bateman

  • Effect of milk replacer program on calf performance and digestion of nutrients with age of the dairy calf

    C.E. Chapman;P.S. Erickson;J.D. Quigley;T.M. Hill

  • Amino Acids, Fatty Acids, and Fat Sources for Calf Milk Replacers

    T.M. Hill;J.M. Aldrich;R.L. Schlotterbeck;H.G. Bateman

  • Effect of milk replacer feeding rate and functional fatty acids on dairy calf performance and digestion of nutrients.

    T.M. Hill;J.D. Quigley;F.X. Suarez-Mena;H.G. Bateman

  • Butylsoyamide increases unsaturation of fatty acids in plasma and milk of lactating dairy cows.

    T.C. Jenkins;H.G. Bateman;S.M. Block

  • Effects of including corn distillers dried grains with solubles in dairy calf feeds.

    F.X. Suarez-Mena;T.M. Hill;A.J. Heinrichs;H.G. Bateman

  • Effect of milk replacer program on calf performance and digestion of nutrients in dairy calves to 4 months of age

    T.M. Hill;J.D. Quigley;H.G. Bateman;F.X. Suarez-Mena

  • Comparison of supplementation of n-3 fatty acids from fish and flax oil on cytokine gene expression and growth of milk-fed Holstein calves.

    E.L. Karcher;T.M. Hill;H.G. Bateman;R.L. Schlotterbeck

  • Effects of feeding different carbohydrate sources and amounts to young calves.

    T.M. Hill;H.G. Bateman;J.M. Aldrich;R.L. Schlotterbeck

  • Evaluation of ad libitum acidified milk replacer programs for dairy calves

    T.M. Hill;H.G. Bateman;J.M. Aldrich;J.D. Quigley

  • Effects of changing the essential and functional fatty acid intake of dairy calves.

    T.M. Hill;H.G. Bateman;J.M. Aldrich;R.L. Schlotterbeck

  • Roughage Amount, Source, and Processing for Diets Fed to Weaned Dairy Calves

    T.M. Hill;H.G. Bateman;J.M. Aldrich;R.L. Schlotterbeck

  • Meta-analysis of the effect of initial serum protein concentration and empirical prediction model for growth of neonatal Holstein calves through 8 weeks of age.

    H.G. Bateman;T.M. Hill;J.M. Aldrich;R.L. Schlotterbeck

  • Effects of the Feeding Rate of High Protein Calf Milk Replacers

    T.M. Hill;H.G. Bateman;J.M. Aldrich;R.L. Schlotterbeck

  • Protein Concentrations for Starters Fed to Transported Neonatal Calves

    T.M. Hill;J.M. Aldrich;R.L. Schlotterbeck;H.G. Bateman

Frequent Co-Authors

T.M. Hill
T.M. Hill Provimi
J.M. Aldrich
J.M. Aldrich CSA Animal Nutrition
A.J. Heinrichs
A.J. Heinrichs Pennsylvania State University
M.J. VandeHaar
M.J. VandeHaar Michigan State University
Lorraine M. Sordillo
Lorraine M. Sordillo Michigan State University
Jeffrey L. Firkins
Jeffrey L. Firkins The Ohio State University

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