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Published: June 2021
Pages: 8
AUTHORS: Steve Norberg, Don Llewellyn, Steve Fransen, Sandya Kesoju
Archived - Increasing Value of Corn Silage in Corn-Triticale System by Intercropping with Forage Soybean
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Looking for ways to increase forage quantity and quality all while decreasing costs of producing feed? This publication might just hold your answer.
Page Count: 8
Published: June 2021
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SKU: FS358E
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