Traditionally, ranches in the Sandhills of Nebraska feed meadow hay to cows during the winter. Trace element composition of meadow hay varies. To determine if, when and where trace element supplementation is necessary, it is important to characterize the trace element concentrations in the hay. If the variation in trace element content of hay among location and years can be predicted ranch managers and advisors may develop appropriate strategies for sampling hay and preventing trace element deficiencies. Our objective was to develop a data base of trace element content of meadow hay from various locations over two years. The data base could be used to predict needs for sampling and supplementation strategies. appropriate strategies for sam...
Mineral concentrations of range grasses are often below that required by grazing livestock. Limited ...
Livestock and wildlife managers must be aware of the nutritional dynamics of forages to sustain sati...
Background: Trace mineral analysis is a useful but underused tool in ruminant livestock production. ...
A study of elemental concentrations in five range grasses from the Northern Great Plains of Montana ...
Forage samples from Nebraska and South Dakota submitted to Ward Laboratories, Inc. from 2012– 2019 w...
A National Forage Survey was conducted in 18 states to determine the trace mineral and related nutri...
To determine the trace mineral content of Kansas native grasses, samples were collected from four lo...
Cattle producers have commonly supplemented trace elements to prevent deficiencies. The beef cow, pr...
1. The normal variation in mineral content of mixed hill pastures has been investigated with parti...
A total of 249 samples of horn material from bighorn sheep was collected from nine locations. The co...
A 4 yr study was conducted to determine the mineral element concentration of smooth bromegrass and m...
To determine the trace mineral content of Kansas native grasses, samples were collected from four ...
As in many tropical countries, natural pastures are the main source of nutrients for cattle in Ethio...
Earlier experiments have shown that cattle may perform differently at different Kansas locations. Fe...
The objective of this study was to determine the variability of Ca, Mg, K, Cu, Zn, and K/(Ca+Mg) rat...
Mineral concentrations of range grasses are often below that required by grazing livestock. Limited ...
Livestock and wildlife managers must be aware of the nutritional dynamics of forages to sustain sati...
Background: Trace mineral analysis is a useful but underused tool in ruminant livestock production. ...
A study of elemental concentrations in five range grasses from the Northern Great Plains of Montana ...
Forage samples from Nebraska and South Dakota submitted to Ward Laboratories, Inc. from 2012– 2019 w...
A National Forage Survey was conducted in 18 states to determine the trace mineral and related nutri...
To determine the trace mineral content of Kansas native grasses, samples were collected from four lo...
Cattle producers have commonly supplemented trace elements to prevent deficiencies. The beef cow, pr...
1. The normal variation in mineral content of mixed hill pastures has been investigated with parti...
A total of 249 samples of horn material from bighorn sheep was collected from nine locations. The co...
A 4 yr study was conducted to determine the mineral element concentration of smooth bromegrass and m...
To determine the trace mineral content of Kansas native grasses, samples were collected from four ...
As in many tropical countries, natural pastures are the main source of nutrients for cattle in Ethio...
Earlier experiments have shown that cattle may perform differently at different Kansas locations. Fe...
The objective of this study was to determine the variability of Ca, Mg, K, Cu, Zn, and K/(Ca+Mg) rat...
Mineral concentrations of range grasses are often below that required by grazing livestock. Limited ...
Livestock and wildlife managers must be aware of the nutritional dynamics of forages to sustain sati...
Background: Trace mineral analysis is a useful but underused tool in ruminant livestock production. ...