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Herbage mass and allowance and animal genotype affect daily herbage intake, productivity, and efficiency of beef cows grazing native subtropical grassland.

Journal of animal science - 1 Oct 2021

Do Carmo Martin, Genro Teresa C M, Cibils Andrés F, Soca Pablo M

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The beef sector in Campos grasslands must increase animal productivity without external inputs, while reducing environmental impact. The objective of this study was to estimate herbage intake (g/metabolic body weight [MBW]/d) of straightbred (Hereford/Angus) and crossbred (F1 of Hereford × Angus) beef cows grazing subtropical native grassland with High and Low herbage allowance (HA, 5 vs. 3 kg DM/kg bodyweight...

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PMID: 34599336
DOI: 10.1093/jas/skab279
PMCID: PMC8525499

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