Performance and carcass characteristics of three groups of crossbred steers fed to the same energy efficiency endpoint
R.J. Lipsey, Michael E. Dikeman, Jack G. Riley
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R.J. Lipsey, Michael E. Dikeman, Jack G. Riley
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Sixteen Maine Anjou and 16 Gelbvieh steer calves from Angus or Hereford crossbred dams, and 16 Hereford x Angus crossbred steers were fed the same ration in individual pens until they reached a weekly energy efficiency endpoint of 10.3 lb. of feed per pound of gain above their maintenance requirements.
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Sixteen Maine Anjou and 16 Gelbvieh steer calves from Angus or Hereford crossbred dams, and 16 Hereford x Angus crossbred steers were fed the same ration in individual pens until they reached a weekly energy efficiency endpoint of 10.3 lb. of feed per pound of gain above their maintenance requirements.
Key concepts: Crossbreed, Animal science, Biology, Pound (networking), Feed conversion ratio, Energy requirement, Mathematics, Veterinary medicine