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Fertilization increases profitability of lamb production on small pastures

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Montague W. Demment , University of California
Milton B. Jones, University of California
Ganga P. Deo, University of California
D. Michael Center, UC Hopland Field Station
Martin R. Dally, UC Hopland Field Station
William A. Williams, University of California

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California Agriculture 41(1):6-8.

Published January 01, 1987

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Improved forage growth and quality nearly double gross profits of lamb production.

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This research was supported in part by funds from the Potash and Phosphate Institute and the California Agricultural Experiment Station

Fertilization increases profitability of lamb production on small pastures

Montague W. Demment, Milton B. Jones, Ganga P. Deo, D. Michael Center, Martin R. Dally, William A. Williams
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Fertilization increases profitability of lamb production on small pastures

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Authors

Montague W. Demment , University of California
Milton B. Jones, University of California
Ganga P. Deo, University of California
D. Michael Center, UC Hopland Field Station
Martin R. Dally, UC Hopland Field Station
William A. Williams, University of California

Publication Information

California Agriculture 41(1):6-8.

Published January 01, 1987

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Author Affiliations show

Summary

Improved forage growth and quality nearly double gross profits of lamb production.

Full text

Full text is available in PDF.

Author notes

This research was supported in part by funds from the Potash and Phosphate Institute and the California Agricultural Experiment Station


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