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Corn Residue Grazing as a Component of Semi-confined Cow–Calf Production and the Effects of Post-weaning Management on Feedlot Performance
Grazing corn residue can be a valuable alternative to harvested winter feed in a cow-calf production enterprise. The objectives of the first study were to: 1) determine the sample size needed to accurately estimate yield of corn grain and residue and 2) evaluate changes in residue quality throughout
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