• Wind chill for cattle 

  Ames, D.R. (Kansas State University. Agricultural Experiment Station, 2011-03-11)

  Cattle hides were exposed to cold-wind combinations ranging from -10 ̊F to 35 ̊F and 0 to 35 mph. Heat flow through hides (including hair) was measured and plotted as a function of wind velocity. Prediction equations for ...
• Performance and carcass characteristics of different cattles types—A preliminary report 

  Tuma, H.J.; Allen, Dell M.; May, M.L.; Albrecht, M.D.; Dikeman, Michael E. (Kansas State University. Agricultural Experiment Station, 2011-03-11)

  This report contains results from the U.S. Meat Animal Research Center Cattle Germ Plasm Evaluation Program. Dr. Keith Gregory and Dr. Hudson Glimp, U.S. Meat Animal Research Center, Clay Center, Nebraska, initiated and ...
• Beef cattle commercial feedlot studies Trial 1—Effects on steer performance of variable protein levels, implanting, and worming 

  Riley, Jack G.; Harrison, K.F.; Good, D.L. (Kansas State University. Agricultural Experiment Station, 2011-03-11)

  A 112-day trial used 280 mixed-breed yearling steers to study effects of varying protein levels in finishing steers rations. Crude protein content ranged from 15.1 percent for the first 28 days to 8.9 percent crude protein ...
• Adapted Rumen Microorganisms (ARM) for feedlot cattle 

  Riley, Jack G.; Bolsen, K.K.; Good, D.L. (Kansas State University. Agricultural Experiment Station, 2011-03-11)

  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 ...
• Summary of feedlot performance and digestibilities of steers fed 13 hybrid sorghum and 2 hybrid corn grains 

  McCollough, R.L. (Kansas State University. Agricultural Experiment Station, 2011-03-11)

  Two years and 270 head of steers were used to determine the feeding value of 13 hybrid sorghum grains and 2 hybrid corn grains fed in dry-rolled high-concentrate rations fed to finishing steers. The 15 corn and sorghum ...

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