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Intensive crop production to feed the teeming human population worldwide has resulted in concomitant increase in availability of crop residues. Thus, crop residues are abundantly available, and may constitute nuisance to the environment, if not properly disposed. Crop residues are mostly farm wastes which, if well harnessed, have a great potential as unconventional inexpensive feedstuffs for livestock feeding. Olafadehan (2011a) earlier posited that it is customary to feed non-conventional feedstuffs such as browse plants, tree and shrub fodders, crop residues, etc. to ruminant stock. The

Feed intake, morphological characteristics and economics of production of Red Sokoto goats fed urea treated ensiled cowpea husk based diets