Kuhl, Gerry L.LeValley, G.E. Jr.McCormack, G.D.Blasi, Dale A.Drouillard, James S.Newdigger, Glenn E., Jr.2010-09-022010-09-022010-09-02http://hdl.handle.net/2097/4820A field study was conducted over 2 years at four different locations in south central Kansas to compare a feathermeal/bloodmeal (ESCAPE) liquid suspension to a molasses-based liquid supplement (ENERGY) and a dry mineral supplement (CONTROL) on the liveweight gain of 768 calves grazing wheat pasture. No significant differences occurred in supplement intake between ESCAPE and ENERGY across years (P=.88). Offering a liquid supplement containing either ES CAPE or ENERGY did not improve (P=.91) growth performance relative to CONTROL calves.BeefWheat pastureFeathermealLiquid suspensionsConference paper