Cement dust in feed rations boosts livestock gains
Agriculture Canada's Fredericton Research Station tested cement kiln dust in animal feeds. Sheep fed the additive saw gains up to 22 percent, while some cattle R increased about nine percent. Finishing lambs and young Holstein heifers showed the best response, yearling beef heifers and dairy cows did not respond.
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