Best Management Practices for Intensive Grazing Systems: Southeast Missouri Case Study
<p id="p1">Livestock operations have many challenges. In addition to animal health and genetics, producers must also manage healthy environments for raising their animals. Forage-based systems allow producers to use solar energy as one input for their overall production through the photosynthetic po...
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IntechOpen
2024
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