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Brassicas For Forage Color Brochure2.PDF.

18499 Brassicas For Forage Color Brochure2.PDF. http://web.extension.uiuc.edu/macombcenter/Animal%20Systems/Grazing%20Handouts%207-26-04/Brassicas%20For%20Forage%20Color%20Brochure2.pdf Brassicas For Forage Dean Oswald Animal Systems Educator Macomb Extension Center 309-836-2265 oswaldd@uiuc.edu January 2002 General Information Brassicas are members of the mustard family (crucifer) and are commonly used for sheep and cattle feed in Europe, Asia, and New Zealand. Crops > Chinese cabbage > Research brassica   animal   health   problems   grazing   season   planting   date   systems   freezing   temperatures   cattle   feed   root   diseases Jan 1, 2004  

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