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This work investigates the nutritional value and efficacy of dried beet pulp as a feed supplement for fattening steers. The authors, Horace W. Norton and Robert Sidey Shaw, present findings from their research into animal husbandry, focusing on optimizing growth and meat production. The text details the composition of dried beet pulp and its impact on steer diets, aiming to provide practical knowledge for agricultural professionals.
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Page Count:
22
Publication Date:
2018-02-22
Publisher:
Creative Media Partners, LLC
ISBN-10:
1378543408
ISBN-13:
9781378543405
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