Complete United States Infantry Guide for Officers and Noncommissioned Officers: Reprinted from Government PublicationsJ.B. Lippincott, 1917 - 2074 pages |
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... rations 4 through 7 are formulated for pigs weighing 25-40 lb. Ration 4 is what is commonly called a simplified starter ration since it is built around a corn - soybean meal base . Pigs may not perform quite as well on this ration as ...
... rations 4 through 7 are formulated for pigs weighing 25-40 lb. Ration 4 is what is commonly called a simplified starter ration since it is built around a corn - soybean meal base . Pigs may not perform quite as well on this ration as ...
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... ration . In the South Atlantic and South Central States , corn made up about one - fourth of the ration . Corn accounted for about one - fourth of the ration in New Jersey and Pennsylvania and a tenth in Colorado but was used hardly at ...
... ration . In the South Atlantic and South Central States , corn made up about one - fourth of the ration . Corn accounted for about one - fourth of the ration in New Jersey and Pennsylvania and a tenth in Colorado but was used hardly at ...
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... ration should be found . By so doing the feeder requires the cow to utilize protein energy as a substitute for carbohydrates , and tho considerable stimulation is given to milk ... ration that can SELECTING RATIONS FOR DAIRY COWS . 5.
... ration should be found . By so doing the feeder requires the cow to utilize protein energy as a substitute for carbohydrates , and tho considerable stimulation is given to milk ... ration that can SELECTING RATIONS FOR DAIRY COWS . 5.
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... ration . For the sake of a comparison the increased gain is given , arbitrarily , a value of 10 cents a pound and added to the difference in the cost of the rations to obtain the last column of Table 9 . Table 9. — Summary showing value ...
... ration . For the sake of a comparison the increased gain is given , arbitrarily , a value of 10 cents a pound and added to the difference in the cost of the rations to obtain the last column of Table 9 . Table 9. — Summary showing value ...
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... ration . Beltsville , Md . , 1960-61 Since the steers fed individually on the high- and low - bermudagrass rations ... ration was fed ground ( 1 - inch screen ) , ground and heated ( 240 ° to 260 ° F. ) , and pelleted ( % -inch die ) . A ...
... ration . Beltsville , Md . , 1960-61 Since the steers fed individually on the high- and low - bermudagrass rations ... ration was fed ground ( 1 - inch screen ) , ground and heated ( 240 ° to 260 ° F. ) , and pelleted ( % -inch die ) . A ...
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