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Feeding Condensed Distillers’ Solubles to Feedlot Finishing Steers and the Effects of Feed Additives In Adaptation Diets
By-products from the dry-milling ethanol process can be used in cattle diets to replace corn. There is a significant interaction between corn processing methods as CCDS concentration increases in the diet. Improvements are observed for SFC in final BW, ADG, and G:F over DRC. An experiment was conduc
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