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Editorial: Harm And Benefit Of Plant And Fungal Secondary Metabolites In Food Animal Production, Michael D. Flythe
Editorial: Harm And Benefit Of Plant And Fungal Secondary Metabolites In Food Animal Production, Michael D. Flythe
Animal and Food Sciences Faculty Publications
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Uk Ag Equine Programs 2015 Calendar: A 12-Month Planning Calendar For The Care And Use Of Your Horses, Jason Phillips, Glenn Mackie, Don Sorrell, Nicholas L. Carter, Paula A. Jerrell, Brian Newman, Daniel Wilson, Christopher Jeffcoat, Karen Douglas, Katheryn L. Cerny, Fernanda Camargo, Robert Coleman, Essie Rodgers, Jim Smith
Uk Ag Equine Programs 2015 Calendar: A 12-Month Planning Calendar For The Care And Use Of Your Horses, Jason Phillips, Glenn Mackie, Don Sorrell, Nicholas L. Carter, Paula A. Jerrell, Brian Newman, Daniel Wilson, Christopher Jeffcoat, Karen Douglas, Katheryn L. Cerny, Fernanda Camargo, Robert Coleman, Essie Rodgers, Jim Smith
Agriculture and Natural Resources Publications
The information in this calendar is provided to aid owners in planning for the care and use of their horses. When necessary, information is discussed in the month prior to application to allow horse owners adequate time to plan for activities such as weed control, soil testing, and vaccinations.
Contact your local veterinarian for health-related issues and your county extension agent for further information. Phone numbers are listed at the end of the calendar.
Soy Products With Reduced Levels Of Sulfite, Free Radicals And Methanethiol, William L. Boatright
Soy Products With Reduced Levels Of Sulfite, Free Radicals And Methanethiol, William L. Boatright
Animal and Food Sciences Faculty Patents
Soy products or compositions are treated with a food grade iodate compound or a cystine compound to reduce levels of methanethiol, sulfites and sulfite free-radicals, sulfate free radicals and other free radicals generated from sulfite free radicals in the soy products or compositions by 1% to 95%.