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Minerals in swine nutrition
Organic trace mineral nutrition in monogastrics
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October 12, 2022
Karen Wedekind, Comparative nutrition manager at Novus International, highlights the benefits of using Organic trace minerals as an important factor that can positively impact bone and cartilage development in monogastrics
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Karen Wedekind
Novus
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Manara Grigoletti
Novus
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