"Effect of Pelleted Byproducts on Performance When Fed to Growing Catt" by Cody A. Welchons, Curtis J. Bittner et al.

Animal Science, Department of

 

Date of this Version

2016

Citation

2016 Nebraska Beef Cattle Reports

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Abstract

Heifers fed a basal diet of either low or high quality forage were supplemented with a corn residue and corn by- product pellet at 0, 0.5, or 1.0% of BW. A linear increase in final BW, ADG, and feed efficiency was observed as supplement increased for heifers fed high quality forage while a quadratic response was observed for those fed low quality forage. Increasing supplement linearly decreased daily average forage dry matter intake from 16.5 lb to 12.6 lb at 0 and 1.0% of BW, respectively. Accordingly, as supplement intake increased, total dry matter intake increased linearly from 16.5 lb to 19.5 lb at 0 and 1.0% of BW, respectively.

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