Parasite Control: The Value of Multi-species and Rotational Grazing

This presentation covers ways to use grazing rotations and stocking of multiple livestock species to manage parasites in meat goats.

Author: Dr. Steve Hart
Date: 2010
Pages: 4

Parasite Control with Multispecies and Rotational Grazing (PDF, 70 KB)

Tagged: animal health , goats

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