Abstract
The article presents the results of research on the use of local mineral additives tripoli in feeding dairy cows and young sheep. As a result of scientific and economic experiments on two groups of cows and two groups of brightly colored cows, it was found that feeding tripoli as part of the diet of the experimental groups contributed to an increase in their productivity and was economically justified, since the cost of a feed additive is paid off by additionally obtained products
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