SE study investigates fodder beet grazing

By Catherine Miller
May 14 2016 - 7:30am
CHEAP FEED: University of Adelaide research associate Michael Wilkes says the aim of the fodder beet trial is to fill the feed gap to achieve consistent growth rates and higher MSA compliance during autumn/winter.
CHEAP FEED: University of Adelaide research associate Michael Wilkes says the aim of the fodder beet trial is to fill the feed gap to achieve consistent growth rates and higher MSA compliance during autumn/winter.

A high-yielding forage crop could be the answer to faster livestock growth rates and higher quality beef.

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