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... feed costs . They must produce their own feed . For starters , they must reevaluate their whole animal - feeding regimen . As Udall suggests , high yield may be of low value , fast growth may not be as desirable as slow growth , lean ...
... feed costs . They must produce their own feed . For starters , they must reevaluate their whole animal - feeding regimen . As Udall suggests , high yield may be of low value , fast growth may not be as desirable as slow growth , lean ...
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... consider commercial feeds unsuitable for producing healthy animals or nutritious animal products . The modern concept of animal , as well as human , nutrition is based , for the most part , on the Animal Feed / 271 19 19/ Animal Feed.
... consider commercial feeds unsuitable for producing healthy animals or nutritious animal products . The modern concept of animal , as well as human , nutrition is based , for the most part , on the Animal Feed / 271 19 19/ Animal Feed.
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... feed conversion or feed efficiency . The unit of feed produced per unit of feed consumed . feeder . A young animal that adds weight economically but does not have a high finish ( fatness ) . fertilization ( soil ) . The application of ...
... feed conversion or feed efficiency . The unit of feed produced per unit of feed consumed . feeder . A young animal that adds weight economically but does not have a high finish ( fatness ) . fertilization ( soil ) . The application of ...
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