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New Zealand Veterinary Journal Volume 35, 1987 - Issue 8
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Correspondence

Letters to the Editor

Magnesium does not limit ewe milk production - a reply

A.R. Bray Winchmore Irrigation Research Station, Ministry of Agriculture & Fisheries, Private Bag, Ashburton
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R.N. Burton Winchmore Irrigation Research Station, Ministry of Agriculture & Fisheries, Private Bag, Ashburton
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B.T. Cox Winchmore Irrigation Research Station, Ministry of Agriculture & Fisheries, Private Bag, Ashburton
Page 134 | Received 22 Jun 1987, Published online: 22 Feb 2011
 
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Madam: - Dr Syke's letter (2) has alerted us to an error in our report on magnesium supplementation of lactating ewes.(1) The daily dose of magnesium cholride administered to ewes was 12.5g not 12.5mg as stated in the printed paper.

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