Brazle, F.K.2010-10-142010-10-142010-10-14http://hdl.handle.net/2097/6334Five hundred mixed-breed steer and bull calves (246 lbs) were divided into two treatment groups, with one group receiving a new Pasteurella haemolytica vaccine (Presponse®) at arrival. There was no difference between groups in terms of gain, mortality, or morbidity during the 32-day receiving study. The Presponse group required fewer (P<.09) medication days per animal purchased, resulting in $1.68 less drug cost per head than the control group.BeefStocker cattlePasteurella vaccinePresponseReceiving programStressEffect of Presponse® on the gain and health of long-hauled, newly arrived calvesConference paper