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The Effect of Early vs. Normal Calf Weaning on Feedlot Performance and Herd Management: A Cross-Discipline Case Study [PDF]
A study of early vs. normal weaning of calves concludes that early weaning improves feedlot production efficiency, reducing per day and per pound feedlot production costs.
Beutler, Martin +7 more
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Dried Distillers Grains as Creep Feed for Yearling Beef Cattle Grazing Sandhill Range
The Professional Animal Scientist, 2007 R.N. Funston, D.C. Adams, M.C. Stockton
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Effect of limited-creep feeding calves of spring-calving cows grazing native grass
Kansas Agricultural Experiment Station Research Reports, 1987 F. Brazle +3 more
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Feeding behavior of caribou calves does not compensate for low forage quality [PDF]
, 2013 Ruffner, Rachelle
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Limit versus full creep-feeding of a high protein supplement to calves grazing late summer bluestem
Kansas Agricultural Experiment Station Research Reports, 1989 R.C. Cochran +4 more
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SIDEWAYS CREEP GRAZING FOR INTENSIVE LAMB PRODUCTION
Grass and Forage Science, 1959An experiment is described in which folding and sideways creep‐grazing was compared with a rotational grazing management for lamb production at pasture.The experiment was carried out in two years (1957 and 1958) using a stocking‐rate of 7 ewes and 12 lambs per acre from the birth of the lambs until they had all been sent for slaughter.The folding ...
C. Spedding, R. V. Large
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Creep grazing and early weaning effects on cow and calf productivity.
Journal of Animal Science, 1988One hundred fifty Simmental-Hereford cows and calves were used in a 3-yr study to evaluate three creep grazing treatments and an early weaning treatment on cow and calf performance during midsummer (July to September). Calves were approximately 150 d of age and averaged 178.6 kg when treatments were initiated.
R. Harvey, J. C. Burns
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Tropical Animal Health and Production, 2021
This study evaluated the growth, physiology, and coccidiosis infestation of suckling beef calves provided monensin and grazing limpograss (Exp. 1) or bahiagrass (Exp. 2) pastures. Treatments were randomly assigned to pastures (4 pastures/treatment; 3 cow-calf pairs/pasture in Exp. 1; 4 pastures/treatment; 10 cow-calf pairs/pair of pastures in Exp.
Rhaiza A Oliveira +7 more
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This study evaluated the growth, physiology, and coccidiosis infestation of suckling beef calves provided monensin and grazing limpograss (Exp. 1) or bahiagrass (Exp. 2) pastures. Treatments were randomly assigned to pastures (4 pastures/treatment; 3 cow-calf pairs/pasture in Exp. 1; 4 pastures/treatment; 10 cow-calf pairs/pair of pastures in Exp.
Rhaiza A Oliveira +7 more
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Journal of Animal Science, 2007
Cow and calf performance was determined in a 2-yr, 2 x 2 factorial, grazing experiment using Coastal or Tifton 85 (T85) replicated Bermudagrass pastures (4 pastures each; each pasture 4.86 ha), without or with aeschynomene creep-grazing paddocks (n = 4, 0.202 ha each, planted in May of each year, 13.44 kg/ha).
V. A. Corriher +4 more
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Cow and calf performance was determined in a 2-yr, 2 x 2 factorial, grazing experiment using Coastal or Tifton 85 (T85) replicated Bermudagrass pastures (4 pastures each; each pasture 4.86 ha), without or with aeschynomene creep-grazing paddocks (n = 4, 0.202 ha each, planted in May of each year, 13.44 kg/ha).
V. A. Corriher +4 more
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