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Trial reveals benefits of companion grasses

A new study has shown good potential to improve animal performance by incorporating clover and herbs in ryegrass swards, with trial lambs consuming up to 14 per cent more dry matter (DM). Debbie James reports.

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Trial reveals benefits of companion grasses

A new study has shown good potential to improve animal performance by incorporating clover and herbs in ryegrass swards, with trial lambs consuming up to 14 per cent more dry matter (DM). Debbie James...

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