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The Effects of Feed Additives in Beef Finishing Systems and the Effect of Rumen Degradable Protein Supplementation in Corn Residue Grazing Systems with the Use of Distillers on Growth Performance
One receiving trial evaluated the effect of the feed additive monensin (trade name: Rumensin) on steer growth performance in the receiving period while evaluating the effects of two receiving vaccinations on morbidity and mortality of newly received calves. No differences were observed in growth per
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