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Chemical Characterisation of Shrubs Browses from Salt Affect Soils and Pothohar Plateau in Pakistan for their Nutritional and Anti-nutritional Compounds

Published: January 21, 2014
Summary
Introduction Pakistan is comprised of large number of livestock population with a contribution of more than half 50 % value added share in the agricultural GDP. Livestock are the back bone of the socio-economic structure of the small land holders in the rural areas of the country (Raza and Rowlinson 2004; Raza et al., 2000 and Sultan et al., 2007, ). The land allocation for livestock productio...
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Syed Hassan Raza
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Hafiz Wasi Muhammad Khan
21 de enero de 2014
keeping in view the trend of farmers bringing more land under cultivation, there is dire need of seeing alternative sources having potential to b as important source of feed especially in worst condition like seasonal scarcity as well as after floods. Syed Hassan Raza has done marvellous job but he kept himself restricted to few bushes while there r lot of bushes as well as trees which may b rightly called fodder trees. hope some other scientist will expand the scope of the subject...i must congratulate syed sb for this good work..pl keep it up
Tariq Mahmood
21 de enero de 2014
very informative article sir.
Drmuhammad Shafique
22 de enero de 2014
it is a good effort to feed livestock shrubs of various kinds. it is very difficult in some parts of year to feed the livestock.o really appreciate the efforts of DR. HASSAN RAZA.
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