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An analysis of factors affecting the efficiency of gains in pigs from birth to weaning
Although many considerations are involved in raising hogs economically, it can be safely said that the food required to produce a unit of gain in the live weight . on the suckling pig represents the greatest portion of the entire cost of production up to weaning time. Thus food consumption per unit...
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