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Geron et al., 2013. PUBVET, 7 (12) Art.1549

Document reference 
Geron, L. J. V.; Trautmann-Machado, R. J.; Moura, D. C. de ; Marques, F. M.; Souza, O. M. de ; Paula Junior, E. H. de., 2013. Cashews, canola, barley, cupuacu and their waste used in ruminant nutrition. PUBVET, 7 (12) Art.1549
Alternative title 

Caju, canola, cevada, cupuacu e seus residuos utilizados na nutricao de ruminantes

Document description 

This literature review aims to examine the utility of cashew, canola, barley, and cupuacu, as well as their respective wastes, in ruminant nutrition. Currently, these foods and their wastes are being used for beef cattle, dairy cattle, goats and sheep feeding, resulting in low production costs and high production values

Web 
http://www.pubvet.com.br/artigos_det.asp?artigo=1437
Citation key 
Geron et al., 2013
Datasheets 
Cashew (Anacardium occidentale) nuts and by-products