The economic feasibility of cultivating prickly pear as a crop for feeding cattle in south Texas
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Can prickly pear be used economically to feed cattle in south Texas? I think that it can, and that it will save more money for ranchers than buying a pre-mixed feed. If my hypothesis proves true, it will be significantly valuable information for ranchers to know in order to save them money.
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21-07-1990
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Kay, W. H. ., & Kay, A. J. . (1990). The economic feasibility of cultivating prickly pear as a crop for feeding cattle in south Texas. Journal of the Professional Association for Cactus Development, 29–32. https://doi.org/10.56890/jpacd.vi.391
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