Limit Feeding Cows with Soy Hulls and Low Quality Hay
Jun 26, 202630m
Dr. Brandon Smith discusses research that examined feeding 10-12 lbs. of soy hulls per day with limited access to CRP hay to dry, pregnant cows.
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