CHEMICAL COMPOSITION OF MUTTON

One of the most promising directions in providing the population with meat products is the production of mutton. The relevance of this direction is reinforced by the reorientation of sheep farming to increase the meat productivity of sheep. This article presents the results of a study of the chemical composition of mutton in different climatic zones of the Republic of Tyva, an assessment of nutritional and biological value is given.

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2024-12-10
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https://doi.org/10.52686/conferencearticle_67597ceda693b0.46723210
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Animal Nutrition and Health
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CHEMICAL COMPOSITION OF MUTTON

T. Sendin, M. Mizhit-ool, A. Soyan
Animal Nutrition and Health
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CHEMICAL COMPOSITION OF MUTTON

T. Sendin, M. Mizhit-ool, A. Soyan
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One of the most promising directions in providing the population with meat products is the production of mutton. The relevance of this direction is reinforced by the reorientation of sheep farming to increase the meat productivity of sheep. This article presents the results of a study of the chemical composition of mutton in different climatic zones of the Republic of Tyva, an assessment of nutritional and biological value is given.

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