Growing Trends in U.S. Oats Consumption and Market Expansion
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Oats consumption in the United States has been growing steadily in recent
years, driven in large part by increasing health awareness and the
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Tuesday, August 29, 2017
Food and Nutrition of Beef Cattle
Beef cattle production is indeed an exciting discipline wherever it can be followed in this world.
In the United States, the sale of cattle for beef is the number one source of income to agriculture by a wide margin. Type and style of beef cattle may change for a time, and thus several extreme types have appeared.
Nutrition and management are based on the best interpretations of scientific facts and the application of such facts.
Therefore, even though changes are occurring in the nutrition and management of beef cattle, in general they need to be more gradual.
The area of beef cattle nutrition has advanced a long way, but most beef cattle nutritionist realize that so much remains unknown, compared to what we know about his discipline.
Food and Nutrition of Beef Cattle
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