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3. Cassava Meal: To Replace Maize Cassava meal (with its potentially toxis cyanogenic acid content made safe) has been tested and found usable at 30–40% in nutritionally balanced, pelleted diets. It’s high in starch and energy, but low in protein and powdery. Details are available in a 2011 research paper published by I.O. Udoh and […]