A trial was conducted to evaluate effects of interseeding legumes into smooth bromegrass pastures on animal performance and forage quality. Animal gains on legume/bromegrass treatments were higher than bromegrass alone. Laboratory analysis of diet samples collected from ruminally fistulated steers indicated no difference in the undegradable intake protein content of pastures. Legume/bromegrass treatments had higher IVDMD than the control. Therefore, the increases in gain are attributed to increased energy of legume/bromegrass diets and not undegradable protein content
Pastures containing alfalfa-smooth bromegrass or smooth bromegrass were stocked with .6, .8, or 1.0 ...
Performance and profitability of steers grazing smooth bromegrass during the summer was evaluated. S...
Five irrigated forages in western Nebraska were evaluated under rotation grazing with yearling steer...
A trial was conducted to evaluate effects of interseeding legumes into smooth bromegrass pastures on...
Fall- or spring-born steers grazed monoculture irrigated birdsfoot trefoil (BFT; Lotus corniculatus ...
Individual animal performance and animal production per acre were evaluated for steers grazing smoot...
The ability of grazing animals to enhance quality of diet by selection is important in production. T...
Five years of data were summarized to evaluate cattle and pasture performance when smooth bromegrass...
Warm-season grasses often provide higher levels of performance for beef production than forage quali...
A series of experiments were conducted during 2005 and 2006 to evaluate five perennial grass species...
Supplement needs of growing beef cattle grazing warm-season grass were determined in a two-year graz...
Objective The aim was to evaluate backgrounding beef steers on oat + ryegrass pastures mixed with ve...
A pooled-analysis of previous Nebraska Beef Report Articles examined the impact of rumen undegradabl...
Performance and profitability of steers grazing smooth bromegrass during the summer was evaluated. S...
Two grazing trials utilizing individually supplemented yearling steers were conducted to study the e...
Pastures containing alfalfa-smooth bromegrass or smooth bromegrass were stocked with .6, .8, or 1.0 ...
Performance and profitability of steers grazing smooth bromegrass during the summer was evaluated. S...
Five irrigated forages in western Nebraska were evaluated under rotation grazing with yearling steer...
A trial was conducted to evaluate effects of interseeding legumes into smooth bromegrass pastures on...
Fall- or spring-born steers grazed monoculture irrigated birdsfoot trefoil (BFT; Lotus corniculatus ...
Individual animal performance and animal production per acre were evaluated for steers grazing smoot...
The ability of grazing animals to enhance quality of diet by selection is important in production. T...
Five years of data were summarized to evaluate cattle and pasture performance when smooth bromegrass...
Warm-season grasses often provide higher levels of performance for beef production than forage quali...
A series of experiments were conducted during 2005 and 2006 to evaluate five perennial grass species...
Supplement needs of growing beef cattle grazing warm-season grass were determined in a two-year graz...
Objective The aim was to evaluate backgrounding beef steers on oat + ryegrass pastures mixed with ve...
A pooled-analysis of previous Nebraska Beef Report Articles examined the impact of rumen undegradabl...
Performance and profitability of steers grazing smooth bromegrass during the summer was evaluated. S...
Two grazing trials utilizing individually supplemented yearling steers were conducted to study the e...
Pastures containing alfalfa-smooth bromegrass or smooth bromegrass were stocked with .6, .8, or 1.0 ...
Performance and profitability of steers grazing smooth bromegrass during the summer was evaluated. S...
Five irrigated forages in western Nebraska were evaluated under rotation grazing with yearling steer...