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Erratum to “Effects of winter growing programs on subsequent feedlot performance, carcass characteristics, body composition, and energy requirements of beef steers” (J. Anim. Sci. 88:1564–1576)

M. P. McCurdy, Gerald W. Horn, John J. Wagner, Phillip A. Lancaster, Clinton R. Krehbiel

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Table 3 has an error in the ADG row; the superscript letters for WP, SF, and PF treatments should be a, b, and a, respectively. The correct table is shown below. Effect of treatment on performance of steers during the growing phase (d 1 to 112) and intermediate carcass characteristics a,bWithin a row, means without a common superscript letter differ (P < 0.05). 1WP = wheat pasture; SF = silage fed; PF = program fed. 2SE of least squares means, n = 3 for WP, n = 8 for SF and PF, n = 6 for carcass characteristics. 3200 = USDA Traces00, 300 = USDA Slight00. Effect of treatment on performance of steers during the growing phase (d 1 to 112) and intermediate carcass characteristics a,bWithin a row, means without a common superscript letter differ (P < 0.05). 1WP = wheat pasture; SF = silage fed; PF = program fed. 2SE of least squares means, n = 3 for WP, n = 8 for SF and PF, n = 6 for carcass characteristics. 3200 = USDA Traces00, 300 = USDA Slight00.

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Table 3 has an error in the ADG row; the superscript letters for WP, SF, and PF treatments should be a, b, and a, respectively. The correct table is shown below. Effect of treatment on performance of steers during the growing phase (d 1 to 112) and intermediate carcass characteristics a,bWithin a row, means without a common superscript letter differ (P < 0.05). 1WP = wheat pasture; SF = silage fed; PF = program fed. 2SE of least squares means, n = 3 for WP, n = 8 for SF and PF, n = 6 for carcass characteristics. 3200 = USDA Traces00, 300 = USDA Slight00. Effect of treatment on performance of steers during the growing phase (d 1 to 112) and intermediate carcass characteristics a,bWithin a row, means without a common superscript letter differ (P < 0.05). 1WP = wheat pasture; SF = silage fed; PF = program fed. 2SE of least squares means, n = 3 for WP, n = 8 for SF and PF, n = 6 for carcass characteristics. 3200 = USDA Traces00, 300 = USDA Slight00.

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Table 3 has an error in the ADG row; the superscript letters for WP, SF, and PF treatments should be a, b, and a, respectively. The correct table is shown below. Effect of treatment on performance of steers during the growing phase (d 1 to 112) and intermediate carcass characteristics a,bWithin a row, means without a common superscript letter differ (P < 0.05). 1WP = wheat pasture; SF = silage fed; PF = program fed. 2SE of least squares means, n = 3 for WP, n = 8 for SF and PF, n = 6 for carcass characteristics. 3200 = USDA Traces00, 300 = USDA Slight00. Effect of treatment on performance of steers during the growing phase (d 1 to 112) and intermediate carcass characteristics a,bWithin a row, means without a common superscript letter differ (P < 0.05). 1WP = wheat pasture; SF = silage fed; PF = program fed. 2SE of least squares means, n = 3 for WP, n = 8 for SF and PF, n = 6 for carcass characteristics. 3200 = USDA Traces00, 300 = USDA Slight00.

Key concepts: Feedlot, Animal science, Composition (language), Energy requirement, Beef cattle, Energy expenditure, Biology, Mathematics

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