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Water Quality: Its Relationship to Livestock

Floron C. Faries, John M. Sweeten, John C. Reagor

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Safe supplies of water are essential for livestock. This publication discusses the common causes of unsafe water and lists concentrations of various elements that would make water hazardous for livestock consumption.

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Safe supplies of water are essential for livestock. This publication discusses the common causes of unsafe water and lists concentrations of various elements that would make water hazardous for livestock consumption.

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Safe supplies of water are essential for livestock. This publication discusses the common causes of unsafe water and lists concentrations of various elements that would make water hazardous for livestock consumption.

Key concepts: Livestock, Quality (philosophy), Water quality, Environmental science, Geography, Business, Forestry, Biology

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