“...Our hypothesis is that the total replacement of ground corn grain (GCG) by cactus pear...”
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“... profile and vital functions, 12 steers were randomly distributed into 3 groups of 4 animals. For 140 days...”
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“... consuming a corn-based finishing diet that included different levels of a magnesium oxide (MG) blend...”
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“... same diets that the performance trial. The steers were assigned to two independent 4 × 4 Latin Squares...”
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“... more limiting than metabolizable protein. The predicted ME available for gain was 0.50 kg/d for steers...”
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“... in early maturing Nellore steers. In the first study, the aim was to evaluate meat quality traits...”
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“...The aims of the first and second chapters were to estimate equations that predict the milk yield...”
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“..., suggesting that glycolysis pathway enhanced glycerol-3P supply for a greater fat deposition on steers...”
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“... to develop feeding strategies for ruminants that mitigate CH4 production. The in vitro incubation is one...”
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“.... In growing or finishing phase, soybean hulls have the similar estimated feeding value to that of corn, and...”
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“... 2, Droughtmaster steers (n = 24) were fed a basal diet of Rhodes grass hay and were allocated to 1 of 3 water...”
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“... forage quality starts to decrease and animal performance is negatively affected unless supple-mentation...”
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“... forage mass of others. The steers that received the equivalent to 0.8% of live weight in supplementation...”
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“... Nellore steer that presented reduction on daily weight gain.Case: Rumen fragments of a 2.5-year-old...”
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“...Increase in feed efficiency result in decrease in feed costs. Thus, to improve profitability...”
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