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File 2000 Sclerotinia-infected Sunflowers as a Feed Source for Pregnant and Non-pregnant Mature Beef Cows
This study was looking at feeding sclerotinia-infected sunflower screenings to cows to see if a viable feed source.
Located in Archive / … / LivestockRD / Docs2000
File 1998 Effect of Crambe Meal on Performance, Reproduction, and Thyroid Hormone Levels of Mature Gestating and Lactating Beef Cows
Comparing protein supplements between crambe meal and sunflower meal-soybean meal combinations.
Located in Archive / … / LivestockRD / Docs1998
File 1998 Crop Residues and Co-products for Gestating and Lactating Beef Cows
The use of wheat straw and corn stover for gestating and lactating cows.
Located in Archive / … / LivestockRD / Docs1998
File 1999 Adding Value to Sprouted Grains through Feeding to Beef Cattle
A trial showing the results of using sprouted grains in feed rations compared to non-sprouted rations
Located in Archive / … / LivestockRD / Docs1999
File PDF document 2005 Effects of Field Pea Processing on Performance of Gestating Cows
The results from a 2005 experiment at the Carrington Research Extension Center to test the effects of field pea processing on performance.
Located in Archive / … / LivestockRD / Docs2005
File PDF document 2009 Growth and Feedlot Performance of Steer Calves Born From Beef Cows Supplemented with Linseed Meal During Late Gestation
The results from a 2009 experiment at the Carrington Research Extension Center to test growth and feedlot performance of steer calves born from beef cows supplemented with linseed meal during late gestation.
Located in Archive / … / LivestockRD / Docs2009
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