Calcium And Phosphorus Supply Of Farm Feeds And Their Relation To The Animal's Requirements

This book, "Calcium And Phosphorus Supply Of Farm Feeds And Their Relation To The Animal's Requirements", delves into the critical relationship between mineral content in animal feed and the overall health and productivity of livestock. Authored by Edwin Bret Hart, Harry Steenbock, and James Garfield Fuller, the work explores the significance of calcium and phosphorus in farm feeds, providing insights into meeting the specific requirements of various animals.

The text examines the sources of these essential minerals in different feedstuffs, offering practical guidance for farmers and animal nutritionists. Understanding the balance of calcium and phosphorus is crucial for bone development, milk production, and overall animal well-being. This book serves as a valuable resource for those seeking to optimize animal nutrition and improve the efficiency of agricultural practices.

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