Add to ORKGSeven research trials conducted over five years at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln were summarized to determine how animal performance changes through the finishing period on a live and carcass weight basis. Live weight, carcass weight, carcass ADG, and carcass feed efficiency all changed quadratically throughout the feeding period; live ADG and live feed efficiency declined linearly. During times of negative profit margins, optimal profitability for steers marketed on a live-basis occurred by selling early, whereas optimal profitability was achieved by feeding steers marketed on a carcass-basis longer
Survey work from the University of Nebraska–Lincoln shows that producers can use a combination of pr...
Annual average prices over the last 35 years for feeder steers (500-600 lb and 700-800 lb) and fed s...
Analysis of 10 years of closeouts from a western Kansas feedlot demonstrated that steer performance ...
Seven research trials conducted over five years at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln were summarize...
Four years of data from calf-fed steers were utilized in determining factors that affect profitabili...
Profit can be increased by feeding some pens of cattle additional days on feed and selling on a pric...
This study examined the relative importance of price and animal performance factors on cattle finish...
Sixty-two percent of calves are sold within 30 days of weaning (47% at weaning; McBride and Mathews,...
Two hundred forty-five crossbred yearling steers were used in a randomized complete block design to ...
As the beef industry becomes more focused on the consumer, various management practices must be eval...
One hundred sixty medium-framed English-cross steers were used in each year of a two-year study to d...
One hundred sixty English-cross steers (244 kg, SD=23 kg) were used in each yr of a 2-yr study to de...
The relative contributions of fluctuating cattle performance; interest rates; and feeder cattle, fed...
In the fall of 1989, 30 fed steers (1,069 Ib) marketed through the Sioux Falls Stockyards were purch...
The seasonal price pattern exhibited in the South Dakota cull cow market is one of low prices in the...
Survey work from the University of Nebraska–Lincoln shows that producers can use a combination of pr...
Annual average prices over the last 35 years for feeder steers (500-600 lb and 700-800 lb) and fed s...
Analysis of 10 years of closeouts from a western Kansas feedlot demonstrated that steer performance ...
Seven research trials conducted over five years at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln were summarize...
Four years of data from calf-fed steers were utilized in determining factors that affect profitabili...
Profit can be increased by feeding some pens of cattle additional days on feed and selling on a pric...
This study examined the relative importance of price and animal performance factors on cattle finish...
Sixty-two percent of calves are sold within 30 days of weaning (47% at weaning; McBride and Mathews,...
Two hundred forty-five crossbred yearling steers were used in a randomized complete block design to ...
As the beef industry becomes more focused on the consumer, various management practices must be eval...
One hundred sixty medium-framed English-cross steers were used in each year of a two-year study to d...
One hundred sixty English-cross steers (244 kg, SD=23 kg) were used in each yr of a 2-yr study to de...
The relative contributions of fluctuating cattle performance; interest rates; and feeder cattle, fed...
In the fall of 1989, 30 fed steers (1,069 Ib) marketed through the Sioux Falls Stockyards were purch...
The seasonal price pattern exhibited in the South Dakota cull cow market is one of low prices in the...
Survey work from the University of Nebraska–Lincoln shows that producers can use a combination of pr...
Annual average prices over the last 35 years for feeder steers (500-600 lb and 700-800 lb) and fed s...
Analysis of 10 years of closeouts from a western Kansas feedlot demonstrated that steer performance ...