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Use of silver hake and herring and the corresponding silages in mink diets during the growing-furring period

1996-03-01

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Atlantic herring (Clupea harengus) and silver hake (Merluccius bilinearis) are readily available in Atlantic Canada either as processing waste or by-catch of the fishery. There is a vital need to reduce the cost of production in the mink industry, of which feed cost is a major proportion. A research effort was therefore targeted on the use of locally available opportunity feeds including silver hake and herring. A...

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1a3efb6f-899a-5620-9d51-d0ce7996965f
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10.4141/cjas96-017
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