High-copper Mineral Mixture for Fattening Pigs

R. J. Bowler; R. Braude; R. C. Campbell; J. N. Craddock-Turnbull; H. F. Fieldsend; E. K. Griffiths; I. A. M. Lucas; K. G. Mitchell; N. J. D. Nickalls; J. H. Taylor

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