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Lick Block Technology - A New Tool For Feeding
Published: December 7, 2011
Summary
Introduction Feeding has been evolved to be an important tool to in feeding to support animal production. When the production enhancement was considered a task in animal industry balanced animal rations were developed. The ration consists of forages, grain, protein meals and other concentrate feeds. The above ration may contain elements required and not required by the animal. It was arduous t...
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NASEBA ANIMAL NUTRITIONS
16 de septiembre de 2014
I want to buy a mineral Lick Block making machine.
Can you advise me a good product from India ,Korea or Spain?
Not from China
Best Regards,
my email is is: reflex_2008@yahoo.com
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18 de mayo de 2015
Hi:
I am from Chennai, India. I am looking at buying some salt licks for my cattle farm. Can you please let me know where I can buy the salt licks.
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Sobti industries
22 de diciembre de 2018
Please send us details for molasesm lick making machine details we are interested to install .
Sobtigagan@gmail.com
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12 de marzo de 2019
Dear Sir,
How procure lick blocks from your facilities for sheep
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13 de marzo de 2019
Lick block technology is at least 40 years old in the subcontinent, however, adoption by livestock farmers had been slow therefore creating awareness about it among farmers is really appreciated.
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16 de marzo de 2021
It was recognized that when animals are offered a low-nitrogen, high fiber roughage such as rice straw (RS), one of the critical nutrients is fermentable nitrogen (N) available to rumen microbes (ARC, 1984). The use of urea/molasses blocks is a convenient way for avoiding excessive intake of urea, and will ensure an almost continuous supply of ammonia-N (PJG Kunju & Leng 1981; Preston, 1986).
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