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Ranch Diagnostics Laboratory (Ranch Lab)

Type
Lab
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Overview

The Ranch Diagnostics Laboratory is a service lab offering decision support for better nutritional management of livestock and stewardship of natural resources.

Contact

Address: 1052 Agronomy Rd.
TAMU 4138
College Station, TX 77843-4138
The Ranch Diagnostics Lab is a service laboratory that offers diagnostic diet analyses and nutritional decision support information to improve animal performance, supplementation timing, grazing management and efficiency, soil health management, sustainability outcomes, and, more broadly, ranch-scale decision support.

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