Spring-born suckling beef calves were offered salt-limited creep feeds containing either high protein, high energy, or energy plus Bovatec® from August 15 to October 15 in a 3- year study. Creep feeding improved (P\u3c.01) daily gain over controls, but no differences were attributable to creep composition. Daily creep feed consumption was somewhat less for the protein fed group, resulting in improved feed conversion compared to the energy-based supplement, with the energy plus Bovatec creep feed intermediate in efficiency. Creep feeding improved 53-day postweaning gains (P\u3c.01). Overall, limited creep feeding boosted both pre- and postweaning performance, with no difference in gain among the three types of creep rations studied
Homer B. Sewell (Department of Animal Husbandry, College of Agriculture)Revised 6/80/8
EXTENSION CIRCULAR: 62-208: This circular is about creep feeding beef calves and how/when to do so
Limit-feeding a soybean meal/milo creep supplement (1696 crude protein, average 3.096 salt) was comp...
Spring-born suckling beef calves were offered salt-limited creep feeds containing either high prot...
Two limited-creep feeding trials were conducted in Northwest and Southeast Kansas using spring-born,...
Limit-feeding a high protein creep (36% CP) and a high energy creep (16% CP) was compared with no su...
Three limited-creep feeding trials were conducted with spring-born suckling calves on native grass. ...
Two field trials were conducted to evaluate limited-creep feeding of spring- born calves using pelle...
We found no advantage for creep feeding calves for either all summer or 37 days prior to weaning. Al...
Limit creep-feeding a 36% protein supplement (avg. salt concentration = 7.9%) was compared with unli...
Effects of creep feeding calves are covered here. Gross income of the cow/calf enterprise is partial...
tTof cows and calves on late fall pastures. Supplemental or 'creep' feeding is generally recommended...
Three limited-creep feeding trials were conducted with spring-born suckling calves on native grass....
Creep feeding is the feeding of concentrates to suckling calves to supplement their mothers' milk. C...
The ability of beef cows to produce heavy, vigorous and good quality calves every year is one of the...
Homer B. Sewell (Department of Animal Husbandry, College of Agriculture)Revised 6/80/8
EXTENSION CIRCULAR: 62-208: This circular is about creep feeding beef calves and how/when to do so
Limit-feeding a soybean meal/milo creep supplement (1696 crude protein, average 3.096 salt) was comp...
Spring-born suckling beef calves were offered salt-limited creep feeds containing either high prot...
Two limited-creep feeding trials were conducted in Northwest and Southeast Kansas using spring-born,...
Limit-feeding a high protein creep (36% CP) and a high energy creep (16% CP) was compared with no su...
Three limited-creep feeding trials were conducted with spring-born suckling calves on native grass. ...
Two field trials were conducted to evaluate limited-creep feeding of spring- born calves using pelle...
We found no advantage for creep feeding calves for either all summer or 37 days prior to weaning. Al...
Limit creep-feeding a 36% protein supplement (avg. salt concentration = 7.9%) was compared with unli...
Effects of creep feeding calves are covered here. Gross income of the cow/calf enterprise is partial...
tTof cows and calves on late fall pastures. Supplemental or 'creep' feeding is generally recommended...
Three limited-creep feeding trials were conducted with spring-born suckling calves on native grass....
Creep feeding is the feeding of concentrates to suckling calves to supplement their mothers' milk. C...
The ability of beef cows to produce heavy, vigorous and good quality calves every year is one of the...
Homer B. Sewell (Department of Animal Husbandry, College of Agriculture)Revised 6/80/8
EXTENSION CIRCULAR: 62-208: This circular is about creep feeding beef calves and how/when to do so
Limit-feeding a soybean meal/milo creep supplement (1696 crude protein, average 3.096 salt) was comp...
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