LSU AgCenter
TOPICS
SERVICES
audioaudio
videovideo
podcastspodcasts
labslabs
facilitiesfacilities
calendarcalendar
rssrss
weatherweather
Go Local
4-H
Forever LSU
eExtension.org
   Breeding & Genetics
 more...>Livestock>Beef Cattle>Breeding & Genetics>

Supplementation of Mature Crossbred Cows Fed Bermudagrass Hay During the Last One-third of Gestation

Description:
These data suggest that good quality hay fed free choice can meet nutrient requirements during the last one-third of gestation, a period when the nutrient requirements of the cow increase because of the growth of the fetus.

Primary Audience:
General

Resource Updated:
7/16/2009 9:26:12 AM

Document image
FileType
Supplementation of Mature Crossbred Cows Fed Bermudagrass Hay During the Last One-third of GestationPDF
To save, right click on file and select "Save Target As..."

Get Adobe Reader
Last Updated: 7/16/2009 9:26:12 AM

Have a question or comment about the information on this page?
Click here to contact us.


   Print Page Print Version
   Mail to a friend Send to friend

related articles
Rotational Crossbreeding of Beef Cattle: Weaning Weight per Cow Exposed and Cumulative Weaning Weight per Cow in Breeding Herd
Estrual Behavioral Patterns in Prostaglandin-induced and Naturally Cycling Recipient Females from a Commercial Embryo Transfer Center
Further Evidence for a Sire Breed x Calf Sex Interaction for Birth and Weaning Traits in Multi-breed Cattle Data
DNA Technology in the Beef Cattle Industry
 
point of contact
Coombs, Danny F.
 
contributors
Sanson, David W.
 
institutions
LSU AgCenter
© Copyright 2009 LSU AgCenter All Rights Reserved
Privacy | Disclaimer | EEO | Search | LSU | Contact Us | Site Map