Title: Appropriate Use of Beta-Agonists in Youth Livestock Feeding Programs
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Appropriate Use of Beta-Agonists in Youth Livestock Feeding Programs

Publish Date: February 10 2020 |    Pub Number: W875 |    Language: English

Publish Date: February 10 2020

Pub Number: W875

Language: English

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Category: Animals & Livestock
Subjects: 4-H, Animals & Livestock
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Abstract

Describes beta-agonists and their approved uses in feeding programs for youth market steer and market hog projects.

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