Restricted feeding improves performance of growing steers during subsequent grazing on native flint hills pasture

Effects of Cultivar and Distillers Grains Supplementation on Grazing and Subsequent Finishing Performance of Stocker Steers Grazing Tall Fescue Pasture

Four hundred thirty-two yearling steers grazing tall fescue pastures were used to evaluate the effects of fescue cultivar and dried distillers grains (DDG) supplementation during the grazing phase on available forage, grazing gains, subsequent finishing gains, and carcass characteristics. Fescue cultivars evaluated were highendophyte ‘Kentucky 31’ and low-endophyte ‘Kentucky 31,’ ‘HM4,’ and ‘Ma...

Effects of restricted feeding of growing steers on performance, carcass characteristics, and composition.

Two experiments were conducted to determine the effects of restricted feeding on performance, carcass characteristics, and composition. In Trial 1, 36 individually penned steer calves (280 +/- 13 kg BW) were fed all-concentrate diets at intake levels of ad libitum and 90 and 80% of ad libitum. Trial 2 used 36 individually penned steer calves (298 +/- 14 kg BW) fed corn silage-based growing diet...

Effect of Treating Tall Fescue Pasture with Mefluidide on Performance of Grazing Steers

The Effect of Trenbolone Acetate on the Rates of Liveweight Loss and Subsequent Gain by Steers Grazing Native Pasture in Northern Australia

Twenty-five Droughtmaster steers were implanted with 300 mg trenbolone acetate and 25 control non-implanted steers grazed the same unimproved native pasture for a dry and a wet season prior to being dispatched to the abattoir. The treated steers lost significantly (P c 0.05) less liveweight during the dry season and gained significantly (P c 0.001) more liveweight in the following wet season th...

Pasture Deworming and(or) Subsequent Feedlot Deworming with Fenbendazole (Safe-Guard®) I. Effects on Grazing Performance, Feedlot Performance, and Carcass Traits of Yearling Steers