Study on Development Situation of Livestock Farming in Wangdong Gully Experimental Area

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Study on Development Situation of Livestock Farming in Wangdong Gully Experimental Area

- Study on Development Situation of Livestock Farming in Wangdong Gully Experimental Area
- Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation Vol. 14, Issue 6, Pages: 94-98(1995)
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  长武综合治理站
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Li Yingcang. Study on Development Situation of Livestock Farming in Wangdong Gully Experimental Area[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 1995, 14(6): 94-98.
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Li Yingcang. Study on Development Situation of Livestock Farming in Wangdong Gully Experimental Area[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 1995, 14(6): 94-98. DOI：

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通过对王东沟试区1985~1995年畜牧业的经济地位?饲草饲料资源与利用状况?畜群结构和经济效益等方面综合分析

明确了制约畜牧业发展的主要根源是精饲料资源?畜群结构经过近10年的调整

已趋向合理?提出了今后王东沟畜牧业发展应重点解决的几个问题?

Abstract

Through a synthetical analysing to the econimic status of the livestock farming

theresources of forage grass and feed

and the structure and economic effect of the livestock farmingduring 1985～1995

the author thinks that the livestock farming development has been restritedby resource of concentrate.The structure of the livestock farming tend to be rationalized throughthe structure regulated for recent 10 years.The author puts forward some proposals for the live-stock farming in future

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