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Relationships among carbon dioxide, feed intake, and feed efficiency traits in ad libitum fed beef cattle.

Journal of animal science - 21 Nov 2018

Arthur Paul F, Bird-Gardiner Tracie, Barchia Idris M, Donoghue Kath A, Herd Robert M

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Angus cattle from 2 beef cattle projects on which carbon dioxide production rate (CPR) was measured were used in this study to examine the relationships among BW, DMI, and carbon dioxide traits of beef cattle fed ad libitum on a roughage diet or a grain-based feedlot diet, and to evaluate potential proxies for DMI and feed efficiency. In both projects, the GreenFeed Emission Monitoring system, which provides...

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PMID: 30060045
DOI: 10.1093/jas/sky308
PMCID: PMC6247828

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