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Effects of Feed Additives and Body Weight on Growth Performance and Carcass Characteristics of Beef Finishing Cattle
A pooled-analysis of feedlot pens examined the effects of steer age (calf-fed, short yearling, long yearling) and initial body weight on feedlot growth performance. Feed efficiency decreased linearly as initial body weight increased for all age groups of steers. Three feedlot experiments evaluated t
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