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Cite Journal: Journal of animal science |  Publication Date: May 1, 1951 |
 Citations: 1 |
Affiliation: University of Wisconsin–Madison
Soft and hard coal were offered to two lots of pigs fed a well-balanced ration. The hogs ate appreciable amounts of both kinds of coal. The coal did not stimulate growth or have a noticeable mineral-sparing action, but increased the cost of gains.
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