
1998
ISU Beef Research Report
Feedlot Nutrition and Growth and Management

- ASL R1535
Potential Economic Returns from Selling Beef in a Specified Value-Based
Market
- ASL R1536
Effects of Initial Body Condition, Frame Size and Concentration of Dietary
Energy on Carcass Value of Finished Steers
- ASL R1537
Effects of Initial Body Condition, Frame Size and Concentration of Dietary
Energy on Performance of Finishing Steers
- ASL R1538
Evaluation of Condition Scoring of Feeder Calves as a Tool for Management
and Nutrition
- ASL R1539
Effects of Initial Fat Thickness, Hip Height, and Concentration of Dietary
Energy on Growth of Area of the Longissimus dorsi Muscle and Subcutaneous
Fat of Yearling Steers
- ASL R1540
Effects of Supplementing High or Low Quality Forages with Corn or Corn
Processing Co-Products Upon Digestibility of Dry Matter and Energy by
Steers
- ASL R1541
Evaluation of Condensed Porcine Solubles as a Source of Supplemental
Nitrogen in Corn-Based Finishing Diets for Yearling Steers
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