The benefits and costs of transporting an identity preserved product from Iowa to Taiwan

Yu, Tun‐Hsiang

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“…Reports evaluating the nutritive value of HOC for poultry, swine and cow (Yu, 1998) find several potential advantages of using HOC. The most obvious one is reducing feed costs by substituting HOC for more expensive feed supplements such as soybean meal, fat and amino acid.…”

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Value-adding partnerships in proprietary value-enhanced specialty grain: A case study of High Oil Corn

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The benefits and costs of transporting an identity preserved product from Iowa to Taiwan

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Value-adding partnerships in proprietary value-enhanced specialty grain: A case study of High Oil Corn

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