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[Data in triplicate (author's transl)].

Abstract

Processing and supplying data using electronic aids will increase to a further extent. Everyone is confronted with this fact. It is being made use of by many livestock farmers already. Milk-recording, coupling of milk-recording data, and concentrate feeding, crop and soil analysis and continuous economical book-keeping, are briefly discussed. In view of the number of dairy farms, there must be much information which can also be used by veterinarians and local agricultural advisory officers. Effective co-operation between the groups rendering these services may enhance the value of information.

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D C Boonman. 1980-01-01. [Data in triplicate (author's transl)].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/7352327/

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