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Supplements of molasses, molasses + 3% urea, and molasses + 6% urea at a level of approximately 1 kgJhead/day on pangolagrass pasture during the winter and spring months resulted in significantly increased weight for s Zebu x X Criollo bulls. Urea was more effective during the winter months when forage availability was at its lowest, than during the spring months. It is suggested that the use of pangolagrass pasture with molasses and urea supplementation when appropriate could significantly increase production from rangeland. M. H. Butterworth and D. L. Huss are Using statistics provided by FAO animal production specialist and range management specialist at FAO of the United (1967), it may be calculated that about 6 Nations. E. L. Aguirre and A. C. Aragon are million metric tons of molasses are prowith the Departamento de Zootecnia, Instituto Tecnologico y de Estudios Superiores de duced yearly in the Latin American area.
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