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Evaluations of genotypexenvironment interactions of beef bulls performance-tested in feedlot or pasture.

Journal of animal science - 1 Jul 2002

Baker J F, Vann R C, Neville W E

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Purebred Angus (n = 96) and Polled Hereford (n = 96) bull calves sired by bulls of either low or high yearling weight performance lines were assigned to either creep-fed or non-creep-fed treatment before weaning for four calf crops. For each breed, after weaning in the fall, half of the calves within each of the four groups were fed a high concentrate diet for 189 d after weaning in a feedlot and the remainder...

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PMID: 12162638
DOI: 10.2527/2002.8071716x

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