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Alfalfa, its chemical development, feeding value and digestability. The digestability of hog millet

Snyder, Harry
Hummel, J.A.
University of Minnesota. Chemical Division
1903-03
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Alfalfa, its chemical development, feeding value and digestability. The digestability of hog millet

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1903-03

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Snyder, Harry; Hummel, J.A. Alfalfa, its chemical development, feeding value and digestability. The digestability of hog millet. 1903. Saint Paul, Minn.: University of Minnesota. Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin 80, page 149-180

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