Feed lot and pasture-fattening tests with feeder lambs, 1957-58. Studies carried on by the Department of Animal Husbandry and the Garden City Branch Experiment Station.

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Kansas Agricultural Experiment Station

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Two lots of lambs were grazed on wheat pasture for the entire 123-day experimental period. Lambs in one of these, lot 5, were also shorn at the start of the test on November 7. One-third of the lambs in each lot received a 3-mg. stilbestrol implant, 1/3 received a 6-mg. stilbestrol implant and the remaining % served as the hormone control. Two lots of lambs were used in a combination feed-lot and wheat-pasture study. One of these lots was grazed on wheat pasture for 60 days and then was switched to the feed-lot for the remaining 63 days of the test. The second lot was started in the feed-lot and was then switched to wheat pasture. One-third of the lambs in these two lots were implanted with 3 mgs. stilbestrol, 1/3 received a 6-mg. stilbestrol implant and the remaining 1/3 received no hormone.

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Sheep, Stilbestrol implant, Aureomycin, Hydroxyzine tranquilizer

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