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THE VALUE OF PRECONDITIONING PROGRAMS IN BEEF PRODUCTION SYSTEMS

Net returns to feeding were calculated for preconditioning. The added value to cattle feeders, without accounting for death loss, from purchasing preconiditioned calves over calves of unknown origin is $46.83/head and $49.54/head for the CPH and GT ...
Roeber, D.L., Umberger, Wendy J.
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Feedlots / Pumped

Widok. Teorie i Praktyki Kultury Wizualnej, 2014
Prezentacja projektów Mishka Henner "Feedlots" (2013) i "Pumped" (2012).
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G93-1159 Feedlot Lameness

, 1993
This NebGuide discusses the causes, treatment and prevention of lameness in feedlot cattle. Lameness in feedlot cattle is a serious economic problem. There are many causes for lameness.
Perino, Louis, Griffin, Dee, Hudson, Don
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Catttle at Feedlot

, 1975
Photograph of many cows eating from a trough at a feedlot.

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DYNAMICALLY OPTIMAL AND APPROXIMATELY OPTIMAL BEEF CATTLE DIETS FORMULATED BY NONLINEAR PROGRAMMING

Cattle purchasing, feeding, and selling decisions are described by a free-time optimal control model. The nutrient constraints of the National Research Council and a recently published dry matter intake constraint augment the model and make it nonlinear ...
Hertzler, Greg
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Cattle Feedlot-2

, 2018
Young cattle in grassy feedlot, Barrhead18 ...
R.G. Holmberg (Creator)et al
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Factor Price Disparity in the Feeder Cattle Market and Retained Ownership Decision Making: An Application of Farm-Level Feed-Out Data

This study uses farm-level data from a university feed-out program to evaluate how the value of feeder cattle ultimately realized through finishing and grid pricing differs from their market value at public auction.
Anderson, John D., White, Brad J.
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Lysine Requirements for Feedlot Cattle

, 1997
Feedlot diets low in ruininal escape protein may be deficient in metabolizable lysine, especially early in the feeding period.
Klopfenstein, Terry J., Lewis, Austin, Klemesrud, Mark, Stock, Rick   +3 more
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Various factors involved in control, treatment, and investigation of bovine respiratory disease in high risk feedlot cattle

Doctor of PhilosophyDepartment of Animal Science and IndustryChristopher D. ReinhardtDaniel U. ThomsonBovine Respiratory Disease Complex (BRDC) is the most common and costly disease in feedlot cattle in North America. Annual economic losses are estimated
Torres, Siddartha
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Nutritionally related disorders affecting feedlot cattle

, 2003
Digestive disorders account for approximately 25 to 33% of deaths in feedlot cattle and likely contribute to decreased performance and efficiency of production.
J. D. Rivera, M. L. Galyean
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