Good Pasture Produces High Quality Beef, NC State Study
North Carolina State College research shows pasture-fed steers gain faster than dry-lot cattle. Dr. B R Barrick notes pasture-fed animals gained 15 percent quicker and used 360 pounds less grain and 85 pounds less protein for the same gain, with pasture requiring no hay. The study outlines a fattening plan: winter on pasture with roughage, add concentrate for one pound daily gain, then grain on pasture in spring and summer before fall marketing.
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New 3 Way Vaccine Combines False Blackleg Protection
A three way vaccine protecting against false blackleg in cattle and sheep joins protection against blackleg and malignant edema. Result of a four year study at Jensen Salsberg Laboratories and approved by USDA, the vaccine targets Clostridium Novus, a gas forming germ in pastures. Local veterinarians supply the vaccine to livestock owners.
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Jensen-Salsberg Laboratories, Inc
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