Crude Protein Intake Influences Horses’ Ammonia Emissions

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Crude Protein Intake Influences Horses’ Ammonia Emissions

Carissa Wickens, Ph.D., assistant professor, UF/IFAS, Equine Extension Specialist and Jessie W. Chouinard, Ph.D.
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by BLOGS.IFAS
Posted: May 1, 2018

Category: Livestock
Tags: Horses

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Crude Protein Intake Influences Horses’ Ammonia Emissions

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