Current and future heat stress in pigs

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byInternational Center for Tropical Agriculture

Citation

Mutua, John; Notenbaert, An; Marshal, Karen; Paul, Birthe. (2018). Current and future heat stress in pigs. International Center for Tropical Agriculture (CIAT). Nairobi, KE. 17 p.

Authors

  • Mutua, John Y.
  • Notenbaert, An Maria Omer
  • Marshall, Karen
  • Paul, Birthe K.

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