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期刊名:Veterinary clinics of north america-food animal practice

缩写:VET CLIN N AM-FOOD A

ISSN:0749-0720

e-ISSN:1558-4240

IF/分区:1.9/Q2

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Wade T Nichols,John P Hutcheson Wade T Nichols
The primary goals of cattle production are to enhance economic gains and operational margins through sound nutrition, health, stewardship, and business management. Anabolic growth implants improve beef production efficiency by reducing reso...
Jessica L Sperber,Brandon Nuttelman,Jim MacDonald Jessica L Sperber
Across decades of research, implants consistently improve growth: suckling calves gain roughly 6% to 15% more ADG and wean about 10.4 kg heavier, while backgrounded cattle commonly realize 14% to 16% greater ADG. Administering a single calf...
Lee-Anne J Walter,Ty E Lawrence Lee-Anne J Walter
Understanding growth physiology in cattle is essential for optimizing beef production efficiency and carcass quality. This review explores the biological mechanisms underlying muscle, fat, and bone development from prenatal to postnatal sta...
Jessica L Sperber,Marshall N Streeter Jessica L Sperber
Feedlot implants consistently increase growth, improve feed efficiency, and add carcass weight when aligned with genetics, dietary energy, and marketing endpoints. Across studies summarized in this article, average responses to implants are...
Dan Thomson,Caitlin Coulson,Kip Lukasiewicz Dan Thomson
Steroidal implants are widely used in feedlot cattle to improve growth and feed efficiency. This article emphasizes best practices for their proper handling, storage, and application to ensure effectiveness. Key points include maintaining o...
Nathan A Pyatt,Michael S Brown,Lee-Anne J Walter et al. Nathan A Pyatt et al.
Beta-adrenergic agonists (β-AA) enhance beef production efficiency, carcass leanness, and emissions intensity, offering consistent economic returns for cattle feeders and beef packers. Numerous research experiments have been published to q...
Sara J Trojan,Jerilyn Hergenreder Sara J Trojan
Beta-adrenergic agonists and selective β-adrenergic modulators are unique growth promoting technologies that elicit responses independent of growth implants. These compounds work through specific receptors located throughout the body to in...
Jongkyoo Kim,Jerilyn Hergenreder Jongkyoo Kim
Beta-adrenergic agonists (β-AAs) are synthetic compounds structurally related to catecholamines that activate β-adrenergic receptors (β-ARs), thereby stimulating intracellular signaling cascades, most notably the cAMP-PKA pathway. In liv...
Susan K Duckett Susan K Duckett
Growth enhancing technologies (GETs) are routinely used in finishing beef cattle production to enhance growth, feed efficiency, and sustainability. However, concerns surround the use of GETs and their impact on marbling score and eating qua...
Zachary K F Smith,Warren Carl Rusche,Dathan Thomas Smerchek Zachary K F Smith
Implant effects on growth are typically well understood, while behavioral (ie, riding) carcass-quality (ie, marbling or reduction in dairy-type muscling) are more variable. A newer challenge related to implant use is recent Food and Drug Ad...