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Publication Date
1989
Location
Nice France
Description
In S.E. Spain, livestock is mostly fed with the subproducts from cultivation of cereals. As a result of the limited feed resources available and because of the growth restriction imposed by climate, several feeding gaps occur along the year : at the end of summer, during winter, and at the end of spring. In a search of new fodder resources to cover the mentioned feeding gaps, a first step was to compare the palatability of the main fodder species present in cultivated and range areas.
Citation
Rios, S; Correal, E; and Robledo, A, "Palatability of the Main Fodder and Pasture Species Present in S.E. Spain: I. Woody Species (Trees and Shrubs)" (1989). IGC Proceedings (1985-2023). 20.
(URL: https://uknowledge.uky.edu/igc/1989/session13b/20)
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Palatability of the Main Fodder and Pasture Species Present in S.E. Spain: I. Woody Species (Trees and Shrubs)
Nice France
In S.E. Spain, livestock is mostly fed with the subproducts from cultivation of cereals. As a result of the limited feed resources available and because of the growth restriction imposed by climate, several feeding gaps occur along the year : at the end of summer, during winter, and at the end of spring. In a search of new fodder resources to cover the mentioned feeding gaps, a first step was to compare the palatability of the main fodder species present in cultivated and range areas.
