Browsing Livestock Feeders' Day (1946-1967) by Subject "Bluestem"

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A comparison of wintering in dry lot with wintering on dry bluestem pasture for yearling steers on a wintering, grazing, and fattening program.

Smith, E.F.; Koch, B.A.; Cox, R.F.; Walker, G.L. (Kansas Agricultural Experiment Station, 1956)

Yearling steers often are used by Kansas producers in a wintering, grazing, and fattening program or some variation of it. They can usually be purchased at a lower price per hundredweight than steer calves and may be ...
Supplementing bluestem pasture after mid-summer with protein for two-year-old steers.

Smith, E.F.; Baker, F.H.; Cox, R.F.; Walker, G.L. (Kansas Agricultural Experiment Station, 1956)

The nutritive value of bluestem pasture usually declines after midsummer. This study is concerned with the effect of supplementing the grass after mid-summer with protein to determine if it will profitably increase steer ...
The value of dry bluestem pasture and a comparison of supplements for heifer calves in a wintering, grazing and fattening program.

Smith, E.F.; Koch, B.A.; Good, D.L.; Severns, V.D. (Kansas Agricultural Experiment Station, 1956)

Circular 320 from this station contains a three-year summary comparing heifers wintered in dry lot with heifers wintered on dry grass and the effect of this winter treatment on their total performance in a wintering, ...

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