Add to ORKGPen cleaning frequency of feedlot pens was evaluated during the summer of 2001 and 2002. Dry matter, organic matter and nitrogen recoveries were evaluated on a per head basis. Cleaning pens monthly compared to cleaning at the end of the feeding period resulted in significantly more DM, OM and N recovered. Cleaning pens every month increased N removal by 7.0 lb per steer (49.9% increase) above manure N removed at the end of the feeding period
The objective of this investigation was to evaluate the effect of scraping frequency (2× vs. 6× dail...
Two nutrient management treatments (sawdust or sulfuric acid application to pen surface) were compar...
Manure collected from open lot animal housing systems experiences variability due to weather conditi...
Pen cleaning frequency of feedlot pens was evaluated during the summer of 2001 and 2002. Dry matter,...
A finishing trial evaluated effects of diet and management on N losses from open feedlots and compos...
Three finishing trials were conducted to determine the effects of dietary manipulation and managemen...
Data from 18 experiments (244 pen means) over a 10-year period were summarized in order to make a lo...
Nitrogen losses from open beef feedlots are a concern. Methods that decrease volatilization losses w...
Two experiments, calves fed November to May (WINTER) and yearlings fed May to September (SUMMER), we...
Nutrient management is an escalating concern for beef feedlots. Nitrogen volatilization to the atmos...
Nitrogen losses from cattle feedlots are a concern due to loss of valuable N and enrichment of the a...
Feedlot nutrition will play an important role in meeting environmental challenges of beef cattle fee...
A trial was conducted to determine the effect of level and source of dietary fiber on N and OM excre...
Four experiments were conducted, two with calves in the winter/spring and two with yearlings during ...
Feedstuffs utilized in U.S. feedlot finishing rations incorporate high concentrations of N and P, wi...
The objective of this investigation was to evaluate the effect of scraping frequency (2× vs. 6× dail...
Two nutrient management treatments (sawdust or sulfuric acid application to pen surface) were compar...
Manure collected from open lot animal housing systems experiences variability due to weather conditi...
Pen cleaning frequency of feedlot pens was evaluated during the summer of 2001 and 2002. Dry matter,...
A finishing trial evaluated effects of diet and management on N losses from open feedlots and compos...
Three finishing trials were conducted to determine the effects of dietary manipulation and managemen...
Data from 18 experiments (244 pen means) over a 10-year period were summarized in order to make a lo...
Nitrogen losses from open beef feedlots are a concern. Methods that decrease volatilization losses w...
Two experiments, calves fed November to May (WINTER) and yearlings fed May to September (SUMMER), we...
Nutrient management is an escalating concern for beef feedlots. Nitrogen volatilization to the atmos...
Nitrogen losses from cattle feedlots are a concern due to loss of valuable N and enrichment of the a...
Feedlot nutrition will play an important role in meeting environmental challenges of beef cattle fee...
A trial was conducted to determine the effect of level and source of dietary fiber on N and OM excre...
Four experiments were conducted, two with calves in the winter/spring and two with yearlings during ...
Feedstuffs utilized in U.S. feedlot finishing rations incorporate high concentrations of N and P, wi...
The objective of this investigation was to evaluate the effect of scraping frequency (2× vs. 6× dail...
Two nutrient management treatments (sawdust or sulfuric acid application to pen surface) were compar...
Manure collected from open lot animal housing systems experiences variability due to weather conditi...