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Publication 19 — Pasture Production - Ontario

Pasture Production Publication 19 Pasture Production Publication 19 Pasture ProductionEditor: Jack KyleProvincial Grazier SpecialistOntario Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural AffairsBased on original work of former OMAFRA staff Mark Leahy, Susan Robinson and Stephen :The editor also wishes to thank Dr. A. Clark, Dr. J. Buchanan Smith, Dr. Bowley and Jim Johnston from the University of Guelph, as well as the Forage Team, Ontario Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs, for their contributions to the original cover top middle photo sourced from disponible en fran by the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs Queen s Printer for Ontario , 2015 Toronto, CanadaISBN MNeed Technical Production or Business Information?

Pasture Production. Editor: Jack Kyle. Provincial Grazier Specialist Ontario Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs. Based on original work of former OMAFRA staff Mark Leahy, Susan Robinson and Stephen . Clare. Acknowledgements: The editor also wishes to thank Dr. A. Clark, Dr. J. Buchanan Smith, Dr. S.R. Bowley and Jim Johnston from the

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