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Am. Soc. Anim. Prod. 1929:59-61
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A Three-Year Study of the Value of Adding Calcium Carbonate to Cattle Fattening Rations Containing Only Non-Legumes

B. M. Anderson

Kansas Agricultural Experiment Station

Abstract

Each of these three year's work shows the advantage of adding calcium carbonate either as straight calcium carbonate or finely ground high calcium content limestone to a calf fattening ration consisting of corn, cottonseed meal, cane silage, and prairie hay.






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