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Salt block

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an apparatus for evaporating brine; a salt factory.

See also: Salt



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Besides the grain, and soybean cake and a plentiful supply of hay, our rabbits always had salt blocks (which we made) and especially during the winter when fresh weeds weren't available, roots from the root cellar.
And at Hart Park -- where animal caretakers make sure the bison have plenty of alfalfa, hay, water, salt blocks, mineral supplements, and grain if needed -- the bison are in a prime environment to breed.
Back before progress added vitamins and minerals and turned them red, a fresh salt block was an invitation for a child to lick her finger and draw it across the block for a taste.
 
 
 
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