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Feeds/Nutrition: Animals have specific requirements for minerals. These requirements are based on the type, weight and age, as well as the rate of performance expected of the animal. Mineral imbalances and/or deficiencies can result in decreased performance, decreased disease resistance and reproductive failure which results in serious economic losses. Feeds: Annual Crops for Forage and Pasture Feeds: Annual Crops for Greenfeed and Grazing Feeds: Backgrounding - Feeder Cattle Nutrition Feeds: Basic Nutrition of Bison Feeds: Beef Cow Rations and Winter Feeding Feeds: Bison Pastures and Grazing Management Feeds: Canola and Mustard for Hay and Silage Feeds: Cattle on Pasture Feeds: Chaff - Ammoniation, Nutrition and Feeding Feeds: Creep Feeding Calves Feeds: Fallow Deer Feeds: Feeding During Feed Shortages Feeds: Frost-Damaged and Sprouted Grain Feeds: Frozen Crops - FAQs Feeds: General Nutrition - Poultry Feeds: Grazing Management for Sheep Feeds: Grazing Unharvested Swaths Feeds: Horses Feeds: In Dry Conditions Feeds: Initial Stocking Rates for Seeded Pastures Feeds: Intensive Management of Grazing Feeds: Kochia Feeds: Livestock Water Quality Feeds: Managing Rangeland Feeds: Managing the Dry Sow Feeds: Manufactured Feeds Listing Feeds: Minerals for Beef Cattle Feeds: Northern Range Plants Feeds: Pasture and Forage for White-Tailed Deer Feeds: Pasture and Forages for Wapiti (Elk) Feeds: Peas to Swine Feeds: Prussic Acid and Green Flax - FAQs Feeds: Relative Feed Value Feeds: Replacement Gilts Feeds: Snow as a Water Source Feeds: Southern Range Plants Feeds: Sow Feeding Recommendations Feeds: Straw Rations Feeds: Swath Grazing Feeds: Swath Grazing - FAQs Feeds: The Sow During Lactation Feeds: Trace Minerals for Beef Cattle

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