Effect of inorganic, organic in pigs
Effect of inorganic, organic, and no trace mineral supplementation on growth performance, fecal excretion, and apparent digestibility of grow-finish pigs
Published: August 27, 2007
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With an increasing awareness of environmental contamination, trace minerals have come to the forefront for further research. Public concerns are mainly related to soil (accumulation and runoff of minerals from land where manure is applied), water (surface and ground water), and air quality issues (Stalder et al., 2004). To date, pigs have been fed concentrate diets, formulated to provide a marg...
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11 de abril de 2012
Dear Dr. BurKett,
Is this publication published in a peer reviewed magazine.
If so, can I get the reference please
thanks
Serge Corneillie
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