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• Effects of Feeding Crab Processing Waste and Other Protein Supplements on Growth and Ruminal Characteristics of Steers Fed High-Roughage Diets1

  - 2007-10-01

  ABSTRACT A 126-d growth trial was conducted with 48 Angus × Hereford and Angus × Simmental steers (average BW 223 kg). Steers were blocked by body weight and breeding into 8 blocks and randomly allotted within blocks to 6 supplements (8 steers/treatment). Diets were formulated to contain 10.5% CP and...

  Tags: Federal Reserve Board, NETWORKING, protein, Sanmina-SCI Corp., steer

• Nine-Year Summary of the Arkansas Steer Feedout Program: Factors Contributing to Value and Return

  - 2006-12-01

  Abstract The objectives of this paper were to evaluate 1) factors affecting return above feedlot expenses; 2) characteristics of calves that did FIT or did not NOFIT fall within a price grid structure based on quality grade, yield grade, and carcass weight; 3) impact of morbidity; and 4) characteristics that...

  Tags: analysis, Arkansas, G., M., performance, quality, Sanmina-SCI Corp., steer, U.S. Department of Agriculture

• Effects of Corn Processing Method and Protein Concentration in Finishing Diets Containing Wet Corn Gluten Feed on Cattle Performance1

  - 2006-02-01

  Abstract Three hundred twenty crossbred steer calves (308 kg) were used to determine the effects of corn processing and addition of urea on performance with diets containing wet corn gluten feed WCGF. The treatment design was a 5 × 2 factorial with factors of corn processing (dry-rolled, DRC; fine-ground, FGC;...

  Tags: Cooper, corn, FINANCE, G., grain, Investment, M., performance, Sanmina-SCI Corp., steer, stock

• Effects of Tempering and a Yeast-Enzyme Mixture on Intake, Ruminal Fermentation, In Situ Disappearance, Performance, and Carcass Traits in Steers Fed Barley-Based Diets

  - 2004-04-01

  AbstractTwo trials were conducted to evaluate tempering barley and a yeast-enzyme mixture [YEM; Yea-Sacc 8417®(9 g/d per head) and Fibrozyme® (15 g/d per head); Alltech USA, Nicholasville, KY] on intake, ruminal fermentation, and in situ disappearance in ruminally cannulated steers and on growth, feed efficiency, and carcass traits of feedlot...

  Tags: disappearance, Federal Reserve Board, G., M., NETWORKING, performance, Sanmina-SCI Corp., steer

• Evaluation of barley characteristics that are associated with digestible energy for beef cattle

  - 2003-08-01

  AbstractThe feed quality of barley is typically measured by bulk density; however, current literature indicates that bulk density does not always accurately reflect the energy value of barley. We hypothesize that chemical compositional factors of barley more accurately reflect digestible energy of barley. Forty beef steers (360 kg avg initial...

  Tags: fiber, M., NETWORKING, quality, Sanmina-SCI Corp., Sec, steer

• Effects of concentration and source of trace minerals on performance, immunity, mineral and lipid metabolism, and carcass characteristics of beef steers1

  - 2003-04-01

  AbstractTwo hundred seventy-nine steers were blocked by initial BW, stratified by estimated breed, and randomly assigned to pens and treatments within weight replication. Mineral treatments administered during the receiving phase consisted of Cu, Zn, Mn, and Co administered at the following levels: 1) two times the NRC (1996) recommendation from...

  Tags: Colorado State University, copper, Gratitude, mineral, performance, Sanmina-SCI Corp., steer