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Influence of ensiled pineapple waste on microbial population and fermentation in the rumen of West African Dwarf rams
Pineapple waste (PW) is a by-product of pineapple processing industries. There has been the problem of disposal of the waste causing environmental pollution and health hazards. This study was conducted to harness PW into animal feed stuff to replace cassava peel in silages containing Panicum maximum...
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