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Feed Intake by Feedlot Cattle
July 1995
Full Proceedings
Prologue to the Symposium.
asldkjfff F. N. Owen, D.R. Gill, K S. Lusby and F. T. McCollum
Modeling Effects of Nutrition on Visceral Organ Mass.
D.E. Billings and R.D. Sainz
Effect of Feeding System on Dry Matter Intake, Gain and Carcass Characteristics of Beef Steers.
W.A. Phillips and D.L. VonTungelen
Feed Intake – An Industry Perspective.
J. Rakestraw
The Effect of Age, Background, and Gender on Feed Intake by Feedlot Cattle.
K.A. DeHaan, M.T. Van Koevering and M.L. Gibson.
Body Composition Effects of Maintenance, Feed Intake and Efficiency.
C.L. Ferrell and T.G. Jenkins
Feeding Behavior of Finishing Steers.
S.B. Laudert
Effects of Neophobia and Aversions on Feed Intake: Why Feedlot Cattle Sometimes Refuse to Eat Nutritious Feed.
K.L. Launchbuagh
The Relationship between Feed Intake, Daily Gain and Feed Efficiency in Fast-Growing Feedlot Steers.
H.H. Meissner, M. Smutz, and D.V. Paulsmeier
Feed Intake Variation.
R. Stock, T. Klopfenstein and D. Shain
Effects of Biological Type on Feed Intake.
S.R. Rust, J.R. Black and W.T. Magee
Compensatory Growth in Beef Cattle.
G.E. Carstens -top-
Gut Size and Rate of Passage.
G.A. Varga and H.W. Harpster
Effects of Steroid Implants on Feed Intake.
P.T. Anderson and R.L. Botts
Neural and Hormonal Control of Intake: Bioactive Peptides.
M.A. Froetschel
Effect of Somatotropin Administration on Feed Intake and Performance by Feedlot Cattle.
G.T. Schelling, R.A. Roeder and M.J. Garber
Superalimentation versus Feed Restriction: Effects on Body Growth and Composition and on Gastrointestinal Organ Size and Metabolism.
J.C. Pekas
Building a Disease Database: Collecting Necropsy Using a Check-off Necropsy Examination Form.
D. Griffin
Monitoring Feedlot Production Quality in the Packing House.
D. Griffin
Prediction of Intake by Near-Infrared Spectroscopic Analysis of Fecal Samples.
S.W. Coleman, J.W. Stuth and J.W. Holloway
Intake Control Systems.
N.A. Cole -top-
Feeding Frequency and Timing.
R.H. Pritchard and J.S. Knutsen
Effects of Levels and Patterns of Intake on Digestive Function in Feedlot Steers.
R.A. Zinn
Why Does Feed Restriction Improve Efficiency?
R.D. Sainz
Mechanically Programmed Feeding Systems and Application: Step-Up Programs.
R.L. Preston
The Effect of Feeding Regime on Feedlot Cattle Performance.
Tom Peters
Successes and Failures of High Concentrate Restricted Intake Programs.
Kenneth Eng, Jr.
Intake Models in a Computer Program for Beef Cattle Growth.
J.W. Oltjen
Environmental Influences on Feed Intake and Performance of Feedlot Cattle.
G.L. Hahn -top-
Effects of Season, Health and Management on Feed Intake by Beef Cattle.
M.L. Galyean and M.E. Hubbert
Impact of Grain Sources and Grain Processing on Feed Intake by and Performance of Feedlot Cattle.
Fred Owens, David Secrist and Don Gill
Effect of Roughage Level and Type on Intake and Performance of Feedlot Cattle.
S. Swingle
Effect of Moisture Level and Fermentation Components of Ensiled Feedstuffs on Voluntary Dry Matter Intake.
Steve Soderlund
Influence of Protein Level on Intake of Feedlot Cattle – Role of Ruminal Ammonia Supply.
L.L. Berger and N.R. Merchen
The Effect of Ionophores on Feed Intake by Feedlot Cattle.
Gary Vogel
Damage Control Strategies for Cattle Exposed to Cold Stress.
T.L. Stanton
Use of Supplemental Fat to Optimize Net Energy to Intake by Feedlot Cattle.
R.T. Brandt, Jr.
Dietary Preference and Its Relationship to Feed Intake.
D.A. Larsen -top-
Intake Monitoring Systems: Electronics and Markers.
K.R. Pond, J.C. Burns, D.S. Fisher, J-M Luginbuhl and L.J. M. Aroeira
Conference Summary
Kenneth Eng, Jr.
Research Agenda
M.L. Galyean
Related Publications and Computer Programs
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