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| Hog producers should focus on diet | |
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December 8, 2009 – A
southeastern Manitoba based livestock manure applicator is encouraging hog
producers to focus more on what goes into the animal to better manage what
comes out.
In the past, livestock manure application rates in Manitoba were based solely on the nitrogen content of the manure. However, water quality concerns in Lake Winnipeg have prompted provincial regulators to impose strict limits on the application of phosphorus. |
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