RECENT INNOVATIVE CONCEPT OF PERSPECTIVE DEVELOPMENT OF THE SCIENCE OF BIOLOGICALLY HIGHLY VALUABLE FEEDING ANIMALS IN THE CONTEXT OF THE CREATIVE HERITAGE OF ACADEMICIAN G.O. BOGDANOV

Authors

  • V. Kandyba
  • I. Ibatullin
  • V. Kostenko

Abstract

Posted conceptual provisions of the priorities of Ukrainian science of
feeding cattle on the farm of a new generation developed by Academician G.O. Bogdanov in the creative union of scientists of his scientific school. 

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