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by Charles Cornevin (Author)
Des Résidus Industriels Dans L'alimentation Du Bétail, written by Charles Cornevin and originally published in 1892, examines the use of industrial byproducts in livestock feed. This historical work provides insights into agricultural practices and animal husbandry during the late 19th century in France. Cornevin's study explores various types of industrial residues and their potential applications in feeding cattle, offering a detailed look at the nutritional and practical considerations of the time.
This book is a valuable resource for historians of agriculture, animal science, and industrial development, shedding light on the innovative approaches taken to address feeding challenges and resource management in the agricultural sector. Explore the intersection of industry and agriculture through this historical text.
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