Salt to limit intake of protein and grain supplements (1993)

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Sewell, Homer B.

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1993

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cattle, safety, grazing, daily intake, trae mineralized salt, supplements

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Cattle grazing stalk fields and winter range or young cattle that are being fed grain on summer pastures eat too much protein supplements and grain if they are fed these items free choice. Mixing salt with the concentrates and protein supplements has been a reliable way to regulate the intake of these feeds.

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