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  • 19. Effect of rotational vs continuous intensive stocking of bahiagrass on performance of Angus cows and calves and interaction with sire type on gastrointestinal nematode burden.
    Hammond AC, Williams MJ, Olson TA, Gasbarre LC, Leighton EA, Menchaca MA.
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