Trials conducted at the University of Nebraska’s Research Feedlot were used to validate the NRC Beef Cattle Nutrient Requirements Model. Guidelines were developed for nutrient values for feedstuffs commonly fed in Nebraska feedlots. Generally, the NRC model predicted DIP and MP balances which were in agreement with performance data. The NRC Model generally under-predicted feed intake. The NRC model correctly predicted DIP deficiencies in dry-rolled corn diets which did not contain supplemental degradable protein. The effective NDF level of wet corn gluten feed appears to be higher than that of dry-rolled corn. The NRC model is a useful tool for predicting DIP and MP balances for finishing Page 81 — 1998 Nebraska Beef Report cattle when accu...
An evaluation of the beef NRC (1996) model using a historical data set of growing and finishing tria...
Two experiments were conducted to evaluate effects of three dietary inclusions (0%, 15%, and 30%, DM...
Six-hundred pound Angus steer calves were fed cornbased finishing diets for 180 days to determine th...
Trials conducted at the University of Nebraska’s Research Feedlot were used to validate the NRC Beef...
Based on applications of the 1996 National Research Council (NRC) Nutrient Requirement of Beef Cattl...
Based on applications of the 1996 National Research Council (NRC) Nutrient Requirement of Beef Cattl...
Two trials were conducted to evaluate the 1996 Beef NRC computer model for protein and phosphorus re...
Two trials were conducted to evaluate the 1996 Beef NRC computer model for protein and phosphorus re...
Designing a sound cow-calf nutritional program requires knowledge of nutrient requirements, diet qua...
Data from feeding 54 diets in seven previous beef cattle growing studies were used to evaluate the 1...
Data from feeding 54 diets in seven previous beef cattle growing studies were used to evaluate the 1...
Four experiments were conducted, two with calves in the winter/spring and two with yearlings during ...
Four experiments were conducted, two with calves in the winter/spring and two with yearlings during ...
Accurately predicting intake is critical to model performance of cattle in order to formulate diets ...
Mineral retention was measured in 76 beef steers. Cattle were grown at different rates of gain and t...
An evaluation of the beef NRC (1996) model using a historical data set of growing and finishing tria...
Two experiments were conducted to evaluate effects of three dietary inclusions (0%, 15%, and 30%, DM...
Six-hundred pound Angus steer calves were fed cornbased finishing diets for 180 days to determine th...
Trials conducted at the University of Nebraska’s Research Feedlot were used to validate the NRC Beef...
Based on applications of the 1996 National Research Council (NRC) Nutrient Requirement of Beef Cattl...
Based on applications of the 1996 National Research Council (NRC) Nutrient Requirement of Beef Cattl...
Two trials were conducted to evaluate the 1996 Beef NRC computer model for protein and phosphorus re...
Two trials were conducted to evaluate the 1996 Beef NRC computer model for protein and phosphorus re...
Designing a sound cow-calf nutritional program requires knowledge of nutrient requirements, diet qua...
Data from feeding 54 diets in seven previous beef cattle growing studies were used to evaluate the 1...
Data from feeding 54 diets in seven previous beef cattle growing studies were used to evaluate the 1...
Four experiments were conducted, two with calves in the winter/spring and two with yearlings during ...
Four experiments were conducted, two with calves in the winter/spring and two with yearlings during ...
Accurately predicting intake is critical to model performance of cattle in order to formulate diets ...
Mineral retention was measured in 76 beef steers. Cattle were grown at different rates of gain and t...
An evaluation of the beef NRC (1996) model using a historical data set of growing and finishing tria...
Two experiments were conducted to evaluate effects of three dietary inclusions (0%, 15%, and 30%, DM...
Six-hundred pound Angus steer calves were fed cornbased finishing diets for 180 days to determine th...