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Beef Production In Crop Livestock Systems Simple Approaches For Complex Problems Bill Winter Editor

Name: Beef Production In Crop Livestock Systems Simple Approaches For Complex Problems Bill Winter Editor
SKU: BELL-55034024
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Beef Production In Crop Livestock Systems Simple Approaches For Complex Problems Bill Winter Editor instant download after payment.

Publisher: Australian Centre for International Agricultural Research (ACIAR)

File Extension: PDF

File size: 6.53 MB

Pages: 160

Author: Bill Winter (Editor), Australian Centre for International Agricultural Research

ISBN: 9781921738586, 9781921738593, 1921738588, 1921738596

Language: English

Year: 2011

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Beef Production In Crop Livestock Systems Simple Approaches For Complex Problems Bill Winter Editor by Bill Winter (editor), Australian Centre For International Agricultural Research 9781921738586, 9781921738593, 1921738588, 1921738596 instant download after payment.

ACIAR has supported cattle health and production research programs in many countries, focusing on component technologies such as forages, epidemiology, vaccine development, nutrition and genetics. Increasing focus has been given to understanding how these technologies can be adapted to and integrated into smallholder farming systems.