Linseed meal as horse feed in farm rations
A rural guide from the Bural New Yorker explains linseed meal as a nitrogenous supplement that balances rough fodder in horse, dairy, and young stock rations. It notes caution with excessive amounts due to laxative effects and outlines example rations for workhorses, young stock, and milk cows.
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