Potential and limitations of by-product based feeding systems to mitigate green house gases for improved livestock productivity

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Citation

Blümmel, M., Anandan, S. and C.S. Prasad. 2009. Potential and limitations of by-product based feeding systems to mitigate green house gases for improved livestock productivity, IN: Diversification of Animal Nutrition Research in the Changing Scenario : 13th Biennial Animal Nutrition Conference of the Animal Nutrition Society of India, Volume 1: Lead Papers. Bangalore: Animal Nutrition Society of India: 68-74

Authors

  • Blümmel, Michael
  • Samireddypalle, A.
  • Prasad, C.S.

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