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Effect of the Addition of Live Yeast (Saccharomyces Cerevisiae) on Growth and Carcass Quality of Steers Fed High-Forage or High-Grain Diets and on Feed Digestibility and in Situ Degradability.

Journal of Animal Science

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Silage or Limit-Fed Grain Growing Diets for Steers: I. Growth and Carcass Quality.

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Effects of Supplementing Growing Steers With High Levels of Partially Hydrogenated Tallow on Feed Intake, Digestibility, Live Weight Gain, and Carcass Characteristics.

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Duodenal Bacterial and Nonbacterial Protein Supply in Steers Fed Forage and Grain Diets

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Influence of Roughage and Grain Processing in High-Concentrate Diets on the Performance of Long-Fed Holstein Steers.

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The Effect of Saccharomyces Cerevisiae on Ruminal Fermentation in Sheep Fed High- Or Low-NDF Rations

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Performance, Digestibility and Carcass Characteristics of Feedlot Dairy Steers Fed Diets With Different Urea Levels

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Fibrolytic Enzyme Treatment of Barley Grain and Source of Forage in High-Grain Diets Fed to Growing Cattle.

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Effects of Forage vs Grain Feeding on Carcass Characteristics, Fatty Acid Composition, and Beef Quality in Limousin-Cross Steers When Time on Feed Is Controlled.

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Feed Efficiency, Growth Performance, and Carcass Characteristics of a Fast- And a Slower-Growing Broiler Hybrid Fed Low- Or High-Protein Organic Diets

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Publications by Z. Mir

Effect of the Addition of Live Yeast (Saccharomyces Cerevisiae) on Growth and Carcass Quality of Steers Fed High-Forage or High-Grain Diets and on Feed Digestibility and in Situ Degradability.

Related publications

Silage or Limit-Fed Grain Growing Diets for Steers: I. Growth and Carcass Quality.

Effects of Supplementing Growing Steers With High Levels of Partially Hydrogenated Tallow on Feed Intake, Digestibility, Live Weight Gain, and Carcass Characteristics.

Duodenal Bacterial and Nonbacterial Protein Supply in Steers Fed Forage and Grain Diets

Influence of Roughage and Grain Processing in High-Concentrate Diets on the Performance of Long-Fed Holstein Steers.

The Effect of Saccharomyces Cerevisiae on Ruminal Fermentation in Sheep Fed High- Or Low-NDF Rations

Performance, Digestibility and Carcass Characteristics of Feedlot Dairy Steers Fed Diets With Different Urea Levels

Fibrolytic Enzyme Treatment of Barley Grain and Source of Forage in High-Grain Diets Fed to Growing Cattle.

Effects of Forage vs Grain Feeding on Carcass Characteristics, Fatty Acid Composition, and Beef Quality in Limousin-Cross Steers When Time on Feed Is Controlled.

Feed Efficiency, Growth Performance, and Carcass Characteristics of a Fast- And a Slower-Growing Broiler Hybrid Fed Low- Or High-Protein Organic Diets