Fattening cattle in Alabama
"Contribution from the Bureau of Animal Industry ... August 8, 1914." "In cooperation with the Alabama Agricultural Experiment Station." Caption title.The investigations reported in the following pages are a continuation of the cooperative work started in 1904 between the Bureau...
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Alabama Agricultural Experiment Station Reports Fattening cattle in Alabama Gray, Dan T. |
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Alabama Agricultural Experiment Station Reports Cattle -- Feeding and feeds Beef cattle -- Feeding and feeds |
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"Contribution from the Bureau of Animal Industry ... August 8, 1914." "In cooperation with the Alabama Agricultural Experiment Station." Caption title.The investigations reported in the following pages are a continuation of the cooperative work started in 1904 between the Bureau of Animal Industry and the Alabama Experiment Station. ... Of the various problems which arise concerning the care of cattle on the farm, one of the most frequent deals with the method of carrying the stock cattle through the winter. ... [These experiments were conducted] to determine the most profitable methods of wintering mature steers in the South ... and to study the effects of the various methods of wintering on the rapidity of the gains made by the steers during the subsequent summer fattening. |
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Fattening cattle in AlabamaGray, Dan T.Ward, W. F. (William Francis)United States. Bureau of Animal IndustryAlabama Agricultural Experiment StationCattle -- Feeding and feedsBeef cattle -- Feeding and feeds"Contribution from the Bureau of Animal Industry ... August 8, 1914." "In cooperation with the Alabama Agricultural Experiment Station." Caption title.The investigations reported in the following pages are a continuation of the cooperative work started in 1904 between the Bureau of Animal Industry and the Alabama Experiment Station. ... Of the various problems which arise concerning the care of cattle on the farm, one of the most frequent deals with the method of carrying the stock cattle through the winter. ... [These experiments were conducted] to determine the most profitable methods of wintering mature steers in the South ... and to study the effects of the various methods of wintering on the rapidity of the gains made by the steers during the subsequent summer fattening.2017-07-01T04:39:33Z2017-07-01T04:39:33Z1914-08-08http://hdl.handle.net/11200/48870en_USBulletin of the U.S. Department of Agriculture ; 110application/pdfWashington, D.C. : U.S. Dept. of Agriculture |
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Fattening cattle in Alabama |
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Fattening cattle in Alabama |
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Gray, Dan T. |
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Gray, Dan T. Ward, W. F. (William Francis) United States. Bureau of Animal Industry Alabama Agricultural Experiment Station |
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Ward, W. F. (William Francis) United States. Bureau of Animal Industry Alabama Agricultural Experiment Station |
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