Add to ORKGTraditionally cereals have been dried or treated with propionic acid and processed prior to feeding to finishing beef cattle. Recently new techniques have been developed for storing and feeding grain to beef cattle. The objective of the current study was to evaluate the effects of grain storage and processing method, and grain feed level on performance and meat quality of beef cattle offered two contrasting feed value grass silages
End of Project ReportsGrass is by far the most important crop grown in Ireland.Well-managed grasslan...
Ten steers of known background, approximately 18 months old, and wintered on alfalfa and protein wer...
The study was conducted to determine the use of hay, grass silage, corn silage and grass silage+corn...
Recent studies have shown that the inclusion of some alternative forages with grass silage-based die...
A completely randomised design study involving 132 continental crossbred beef steers was undertaken ...
Wheat grain harvested at dry matter (DM) concentrations above 860 g/kg is slow to deteriorate during...
End of Project ReportSince forage forms a large part of growing ruminant rations in Ireland, the tru...
A study was conducted to evaluate the quality characteristics in a comparative manner of grass-fed a...
Ensiling high moisture maize grain with wholeseed soybean can increase quality of silage, mainly in ...
End of Project ReportA comprehensive research programme showed the potential benefits of replacing a...
End of Project ReportGrass silage must support the predictable, consistent and profitable production...
Key points Maize silage can be produced and fed to beef and dairy cattle at a similar price to gra...
End of project reportMost (ca. 86%) Irish farms make some silage. Besides directly providing feed fo...
Grass is the predominant forage ensiled in Ireland. However, the relatively modest yields achieved i...
Key points: High digestibility grass silage with moderate concentrate supplementation can sustain ...
End of Project ReportsGrass is by far the most important crop grown in Ireland.Well-managed grasslan...
Ten steers of known background, approximately 18 months old, and wintered on alfalfa and protein wer...
The study was conducted to determine the use of hay, grass silage, corn silage and grass silage+corn...
Recent studies have shown that the inclusion of some alternative forages with grass silage-based die...
A completely randomised design study involving 132 continental crossbred beef steers was undertaken ...
Wheat grain harvested at dry matter (DM) concentrations above 860 g/kg is slow to deteriorate during...
End of Project ReportSince forage forms a large part of growing ruminant rations in Ireland, the tru...
A study was conducted to evaluate the quality characteristics in a comparative manner of grass-fed a...
Ensiling high moisture maize grain with wholeseed soybean can increase quality of silage, mainly in ...
End of Project ReportA comprehensive research programme showed the potential benefits of replacing a...
End of Project ReportGrass silage must support the predictable, consistent and profitable production...
Key points Maize silage can be produced and fed to beef and dairy cattle at a similar price to gra...
End of project reportMost (ca. 86%) Irish farms make some silage. Besides directly providing feed fo...
Grass is the predominant forage ensiled in Ireland. However, the relatively modest yields achieved i...
Key points: High digestibility grass silage with moderate concentrate supplementation can sustain ...
End of Project ReportsGrass is by far the most important crop grown in Ireland.Well-managed grasslan...
Ten steers of known background, approximately 18 months old, and wintered on alfalfa and protein wer...
The study was conducted to determine the use of hay, grass silage, corn silage and grass silage+corn...