Energy Values of Red Clover Hay and Maize Meal. Investigations with a Respiration Calorimeter, in Co-Operation with the Pennsylvania State College Agricultural Experiment Station
by Jöns August [from Old Catalog] Fries, Henry Prentiss 1853-1921 Armsby, Pennsylvania Agricultural Experiment
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