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Proper Use of Ammoniated Low-Quality Forages for the Wintering of Spring-Calving Beef Cow Herds in the Intermountain West

Dale ZoBell, Donald L Snyder, A.J. Young, R.D. Wiedmeier
Published: September 2008

This publication reports on a study to assess the effects of long?term wintering of dry, pregnant springcalving beef cows on their biological and economic productivity.

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