Formulaciones de raciones y suplementos

English translation: feed and supplement formulas

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Spanish term or phrase:Formulaciones de raciones y suplementos
English translation:feed and supplement formulas
Entered by: Kristin Lynch

09:56 Feb 18, 2012
Spanish to English translations [PRO]
Science - Agriculture / Copyright Information
Spanish term or phrase: Formulaciones de raciones y suplementos
Type of document: An educational document outlining agricultural procedures for a sustainable school in Paraguay.
Source language: Spanish (Latin America)
Target Language: American English
Target audience: Sustainable and agricultural schools in English-speaking parts of Africa.

Term: Formulaciones de raciones y suplementos

Context in the source text: Todas "las formulaciones de raciones y suplementos" así como el periodo de ofrecimiento deberán ser registrados y mantenidos en biblioratos correspondientes.

I have heard the term "animal feed formulation" and "animal supplement formulation" used in English, but I would like to know if there are more suitable terms that I should be using in the above context.

Thank you for your help.
Kristin Lynch
United States
Local time: 17:57
feed and supplement formulas
Explanation:
"animal" isn't strictly necessary since we don't usually use "feed" as a noun for human food.

reference:
When we talk about nutrition and the development of ***feed and supplement formulas*** the industry has moved from “least” cost to “best” cost. Just because something is cheap does not make it the best.
http://www.cattletoday.com/archive/2008/January/CT1364.shtml
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Thank you for the help Deborah.
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feed and supplement formulas


Explanation:
"animal" isn't strictly necessary since we don't usually use "feed" as a noun for human food.

reference:
When we talk about nutrition and the development of ***feed and supplement formulas*** the industry has moved from “least” cost to “best” cost. Just because something is cheap does not make it the best.
http://www.cattletoday.com/archive/2008/January/CT1364.shtml

Bubo Coroman (X)
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Thank you for the help Deborah.

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