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Previous nutrition and entry time to pasture affect weight gain and grazing behaviour in steers.

G. D. Milano, F. Sánchez Chopa, Laura Beatriz Nadin, Horacio Leandro Gonda, A. Hopkins, T. Gustafsson, J. Bertilsson, G. Dalin, N. Nilsdotter‐Linde, E. Spörndly

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Key concepts: Pasture, Grazing, Affect (linguistics), Weight gain, Animal science, Environmental science, Agronomy, Body weight