Goat production to be pulsed along

TROPICAL legumes may be used to help improve goat meat production in a James Cook University project.

Goat production to be pulsed along

Goat production to be pulsed along

Goat production to be pulsed along

Goat production to be pulsed along

Goat production to be pulsed along

16 April 2014
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JCU researchers will conduct a study using tropical legumes as feed supplements to improve goat meat production in northern New South Wales, Queensland and the Northern Territory.

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