The relationships among soil surface temperature (SST), soil temperature (ST) (4 inches depth) and daily water intake (DWI) were studied using data collected between 2004 and 2006. The equations obtained through simple and polynomial linear regression were evalu¬ated using data collected during the summer 2007. An overall model (May-October) and a summer model (June-August) were developed. The best fit was reached with the overall model using SST in a quadratic model (r2 = 0.86), whereas the summer model fit linearly with SST (r2 = 0.70). Both models tend¬ed to slightly over-predict DWI (13.5% and 12.5%, respectively)
Objective The purpose of this study was to study the effect of weather, dry matter intake, and body ...
Two studies were performed in a feedlot environment to determine the long-term effects of heat event...
Data from 3 summer feedlot studies were utilized to determine the environmental factors that influen...
The relationships among soil surface temperature (SST), soil temperature (ST) (4 inches depth) and d...
Simple regression and multiple regression analyses were conducted to estimate factors affecting dail...
Simple and multiple regression analyses were executed using records of six experiments conducted fro...
Records from 7 studies conducted during 1999 to 2005 were utilized to assess the effects of environ...
Global concern about world climatic change and animal well-being has triggered greater attention reg...
When average outside air temperature was about 40 F, water temperatures of 40, 60, Of\u27 80 F had l...
The current National Academies of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine (NASEM) dry matter intake (DMI)...
Water is an essential nutrient, but there are few recent studies that evaluate how much water indivi...
During the summer, a challenging thermal environment is known to cause a significant reduction in fo...
Tympanic temperature of 32 Angus steers (919 ± 7.5 lb) was measured with Micro-T ibuttons or the Sto...
Graduation date: 2006The effect of temperature on cattle behavior and distribution was studied in th...
Water is an essential nutrient and is required for growth, metabolism, lactation, and reproduction. ...
Objective The purpose of this study was to study the effect of weather, dry matter intake, and body ...
Two studies were performed in a feedlot environment to determine the long-term effects of heat event...
Data from 3 summer feedlot studies were utilized to determine the environmental factors that influen...
The relationships among soil surface temperature (SST), soil temperature (ST) (4 inches depth) and d...
Simple regression and multiple regression analyses were conducted to estimate factors affecting dail...
Simple and multiple regression analyses were executed using records of six experiments conducted fro...
Records from 7 studies conducted during 1999 to 2005 were utilized to assess the effects of environ...
Global concern about world climatic change and animal well-being has triggered greater attention reg...
When average outside air temperature was about 40 F, water temperatures of 40, 60, Of\u27 80 F had l...
The current National Academies of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine (NASEM) dry matter intake (DMI)...
Water is an essential nutrient, but there are few recent studies that evaluate how much water indivi...
During the summer, a challenging thermal environment is known to cause a significant reduction in fo...
Tympanic temperature of 32 Angus steers (919 ± 7.5 lb) was measured with Micro-T ibuttons or the Sto...
Graduation date: 2006The effect of temperature on cattle behavior and distribution was studied in th...
Water is an essential nutrient and is required for growth, metabolism, lactation, and reproduction. ...
Objective The purpose of this study was to study the effect of weather, dry matter intake, and body ...
Two studies were performed in a feedlot environment to determine the long-term effects of heat event...
Data from 3 summer feedlot studies were utilized to determine the environmental factors that influen...