Abstract of Fourteenth Annual Animal Nutrition Short Course, September 14-15, 1953.

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Abstract of Fourteenth Annual Animal Nutrition Short Course, September 14-15, 1953.

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1953-09

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University of Minnesota, Institute of Agriculture.

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Table of contents: The Economic and Agricultural Outlook, E. Fred Koller ; The Feed Situation, W.T. Diamond ; Let's Give the Rumen Back to the Rumen, Lorraine S. Gall ; Recent Developments in Dairy nutrition, N.L. Jacobson ; Recent Research on Ruminant Nutrition, T.W. Dowe ; Pigs, from birth to weaning, Frank M. Crane ; Feeding the brood sow and market pigs, L.E. Hanson ; What is quality in hogs ( a demonstration), V.C. Shafer, Clifford E. Cairns ; What's new in poultry nutrition, H.R. Bird ; The Importance of quality in poultry products, Charles Kratachvil.

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Agricultural short cours;

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A contribution from the Northwest Feed Manufacturer's Association had aided greatly in making this publication possible.

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Abstract of Fourteenth Annual Animal Nutrition Short Course, September 14-15, 1953. Saint Paul, MN: University of Minnesota, Institute of Agriculture, 1953.

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