Forage In Ruminant Nutrition
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Publisher Description
Domestic ruminants are kept by humans to produce milk, meat, and wool from plant material, which, for the most part, is unsuitable for direct human consumption. In some cultures ruminants are also an important source of power (Copland, 1985), are utilized as wealth or status, and are ceremonial.
GENRE
Science & Nature
RELEASED
2012
2 December
LANGUAGE
EN
English
LENGTH
502
Pages
PUBLISHER
Elsevier Science
SELLER
Elsevier Ltd.
SIZE
15.6
MB
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