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Progress in animal breeding

Smith, W.H. (Kansas Agricultural Experiment Station, 2011-05-04)

The purebred livestock industry was well established in the United States 50 years ago. Breed registries were active in promoting breeds and maintaining pedigree records then. Livestock shows were well established in the ...
Progress in animal nutrition

Richardson, D. (Kansas Agricultural Experiment Station, 2011-05-06)

Not one nutrient has been created, yet tremendous progress has been made in the relatively new field of animal nutrition, primarily by scientific investigations that have more clearly defined nutrient needs and interrelationships ...
Quantitative determination of the amino acid content of rumen fluid from twin steers fed soybean oil meal or urea

Richardson, D.; Tsien, W.S. (Kansas Agricultural Experiment Station, 2011-05-04)

Crude protein, or protein as the term is commonly used, represents all nitrogen-containing compounds in the feed. True protein is that portion of the protein which has been formed by the combining of amino acids. The value ...
The relation of feathering and overflow fat of lamb carcasses to the grade of the lamb, degree of marbling, and market value of the lamb.

Mackintosh, D.L.; Merkel, R.A.; Menzies, C.S.; Kropf, Donald H.; Forrest, J.C. (Kansas Agricultural Experiment Station, 2011-05-05)

A total of 279 crossbred lambs were slaughtered over a three-year period at an approximate live weight of 90 pounds. USDA carcass grade and the various quality factors influencing grade were scored by a representative of ...
Swine Breeding Investigations

Koch, B.A. (Kansas Agricultural Experiment Station, 2011-05-04)

A crossbred barrow sired by a Duroc boar (University Charm 16753), and out of a Poland China sow (Prince’s Maiden 20-521492), was first place crossbred barrow at the 1962 Kansas State Fair. The barrow produced the champion ...
Value of 3-mg, Stilbestrol implants for young lambs

Menzies, C.; Hillman, M.; Lenhart, D. (Kansas Agricultural Experiment Station, 2011-05-04)

Forty-two crossbred lambs sired by Suffolk rams and out of commercial fine-wool ewes were used. Twenty-one were implanted with 3 mgs. Stilbestrol each. Lambs averaged 24 days of age when started on test, February 17. They ...
The value of dicalcium phosphate, Vitamin A, and grinding sorghum grain for calves fed prairie hay

Smith, E.F.; Richardson, D.; Kramer, J.E.; Boren, Fred W. (Kansas Agricultural Experiment Station, 2011-05-04)

The 60 steer and heifer calves, six steers and four heifers per lot, used in this experiment, were good to choice grade Herefords from near Fort Davis, Texas, and were assigned on a random-weight basis to their treatments. ...
The value of supplemental cobalt for heifers on fattening rations

Smith, E.F.; Richardson, D.; Drake, C.L.; Boren, Fred W. (Kansas Agricultural Experiment Station, 2011-05-06)

The 40 heifer calves, 10 per lot, used in this experiment were good to choice Herefords from near Fort Davis, Texas, and were assigned on a random weight basis to their treatments.
Vitamin A and dehydrated alfalfa fed individually and in combination with and without Aureomycin in a steer fattening ration

Richardson, D.; Smith, E.F.; Kingsley, K.; Boren, Fred W. (Kansas Agricultural Experiment Station, 2011-05-04)

Hereford yearling steers in this test were used in a previous bluestem pasture grazing test. After the grazing test was completed, they were assigned to six lots of 10 animals each on the basis of weight and uniformity to ...
Vitamin A levels for growing-finishing pigs

Koch, B.A. (Kansas Agricultural Experiment Station, 2011-05-04)

Vitamin A supplementation recommendations vary considerably from station to station. Most research indicates that supplementation recommendations are generally much higher than actually necessary. This study was designed ...