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Impact of Shade on Performance and Heat Stress of Finishing Cattle and Pooled Analysis of Individually Fed Finishing Trials
A commercial feedyard trial in Eastern Nebraska evaluated the effect of shade vs no shade on cattle performance, ear temperature, and panting scores. No differences in overall performance (final BW, DMI, ADG, and G:F) or carcass characteristics (HCW, 12th rib fat thickness, marbling, LM area, and ca
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