Subsequent Feedlot Performance Research Articles

Limited Energy Supplementation of Yearling Steers Grazing Irrigated Pasture and Subsequent Feedlot Performance

Limited Energy Supplementation of Yearling Steers Grazing Irrigated Pasture and Subsequent Feedlot Performance

Adapted Rumen Microorganisms (ARM) for feedlot cattle

Two trials using 200 mixed breed steers were conducted to determine effects of 0,3, 6, or 12-ounce drenches of Adapted Rumen Microorganisms (ARM) on subsequent feedlot performance. An 85 percent concentrate ration was fed for 90-days before drenching with ARM. Steers receiving the 12-ounce treatment in trial gained 14.4 pounds more per head during the next 60-day feeding period. The 3 and 6-ounce treatments were less beneficial . The 12-ounce treatment in trial 2 produced a highly significant (P < .01) 15% increase in rate of gain and a 12.5% increase in efficiency compared with the control group.

The Effect of Bacitracin Implants on Weaning Weights and Subsequent Feed Lot Performance of Two-Day Old Pigs

The Effect of Bacitracin Implants on Weaning Weights and Subsequent Feed Lot Performance of Two-Day Old Pigs