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titleOfInvention Foodstuff for animals
abstract 1512070 Animal feed E F GLABE and R L JOHNSTON [trading as FOOD TECHNOLOGY PRODUCTS] 14 Nov 1975 47112/75 Addition to 1399188 Heading A2B The attractiveness to animals of a foodstuff is increased by the addition of sodium diacetate to the foodstuff. The foodstuff is suitably one or more of ground corn, alfalfa meal, soybean meal, minerals and vitamins and preferably contains 0.1 to 1.5% by wt. of the sodium diacetate. If only whole grain cereals or ground corn is fed to the animals the amount of sodium diacetate present is less than 0.4%.
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