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Mulberry leaves for animal feeds
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Ανάλυση Σωτήρη Σοφιανόπουλου. Mulberry tree (Morus Alba) leaves high in proteins easily grown even in deserts. With a cutting height of 30cm, 112 day frequency and 60cm spacing, the yield reached 40ton/ha/year, with a leaf:stem ratio of 0.88. Forage with more leaves saves on labour and transport cost per unit of feed, and animals show a greater intake.
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