Catalogue record · ASAP proceedings
The effect of high concentrations of the mineral components of coal mine pH water on productivity of steers
R.J. King, G.S. Harper and R.A. Hunter · 1996
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It belongs to the ASAP Conference Proceedings collection, published in the Proceedings of the Australian Society of Animal Production.
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Fat metabolism and regional distribution in ruminants and pigs : influences of genetics and nutrition
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High molasses diets for feedlot cattle
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