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Supplementation and Reproductive Strategies for Beef Females as Part of a May-calving Herd in the Nebraska Sandhills
The objective of these 4 studies was to evaluate the effects of management decisions on reproductive performance of beef females. Experiment 1 evaluated the efficacy of a novel s.c. prostaglandin F2a injection on estrus synchronization and pregnancy success in yearling beef heifers. Heifers receivin
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