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2012; Beef; ProTernative stress formula; Growth performance; Health performance; Microbials
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Direct-Fed Microbials For Receiving Cattle I: Effects Of Proternative Stress Formula Fed In A Liquid Suspension On Growth And Health Performance Of Receiving Beef Heifers (2012), A.V. Siverson, M.E. Corrigan, James J. Higgins, Dale A. Blasi, Brandon E. Oleen
Direct-Fed Microbials For Receiving Cattle I: Effects Of Proternative Stress Formula Fed In A Liquid Suspension On Growth And Health Performance Of Receiving Beef Heifers (2012), A.V. Siverson, M.E. Corrigan, James J. Higgins, Dale A. Blasi, Brandon E. Oleen
Kansas Agricultural Experiment Station Research Reports
Lightweight stocker calves experience variable degrees of physiological stress resulting from weaning, transport, food and water deprivation, diet changes, inclement weather, and infectious diseases. Consequently, preconditioning and specialized nutrition that include direct-fed microbials may become more common in the beef industry as a means of controlling disease and minimizing the effects of stress.