Abstract
An Injectable Trace Mineral Supplement in Yearling Bulls Causes a Short-Term Increase in Circulating Trace Mineral Levels But Does Not Improve Sperm Quality
Highlights
Proper trace mineral supplementation is necessary for reproductive development and function
An injectable trace mineral product has been made commercially available for use in cattle as a supplemental form of chelated selenium, copper, zinc, and manganese
To determine if an injectable trace mineral product could be of benefit, we compared serum and semen trace mineral concentrations as well as semen quality and percentage passing a yearling breeding soundness examination in treated and untreated bulls
Summary
Proper trace mineral supplementation is necessary for reproductive development and function. (2015) "An Injectable Trace Mineral Supplement in Yearling Bulls Causes a Short-Term Increase in Circulating Trace Mineral Levels But Does Not Improve Sperm Quality," Kansas Agricultural Experiment Station Research Reports: Vol 1: Iss. 1.
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