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FAO ANIMAL PRODUCTION AND HEALTH PAPER 164
FEED SUPPLEMENTATION BLOCKS Urea-molasses multinutrient blocks:
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Table of contents Part I [1Mb]
Feed supplementation block technology – past, present and future The block story The technology used to make urea-molasses blocks Urea-molasses mineral block supplementation in the ration of dairy animals – Indian experiences Part II [537Kb]
Urea molasses multinutrient blocks technology – Bangladesh experiences Feed supplementation blocks – experiences in China Part III [609Kb]
Development, use and impact of feed supplementation blocks: experiences in Sri Lanka Use of urea molasses multinutrient blocks for improving cattle productivity in Viet Nam Experiences with multinutrient blocks in the Venezuelan tropics Experience with development and feeding of multinutrient feed supplementation blocks in Pakistan Part IV [803Kb]
Experiences with ureamolasses blocks manufacture and use in the Sudan Production and evaluation of medicated ureamolasses mineral blocks for ruminants in Malaysia Nematode parasitism of cattle and buffalo: prospects for control using medicated urea-molasses blocks Experience with development and feeding of multinutrient feed supplementation blocks in Pakistan FAO Animal Production and Health Papers |
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