THE present position and prospects of home–produced feeding–stuffs in Great Britain have already been reviewed in NATURE (146, 251, 362, 712; 1941). Supplementing the papers by Dr. Norman ...

IN his discussion of the supply of animal feeding stuffs 1 Dr. Norman C. Wright does not consider the collection and utilization of wild seeds such as horse chestnuts, acorns, and beech mast.

All types of animal feeds have definitions and rules that have to be followed by the manufacturer to fit the legislation laid down by the EU under the Feeding Stuffs Regulations. One of the rules ...

It covered a range of topics such as animal nutrition, aspects of feed stuffs available in the country, their characteristics, and toxic factors.