Effects of preweaning and postweaning implants on suckling, growing, and finishing steer performance - a three trial summary
D.D. Simms(Kansas State University), Gerry L. Kuhl(Kansas State University), R.W. Lee(Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Station), T. B. Goehring(Kansas State University), S.B. Laudert(Kansas State University), Robert Brandt(Kansas State University)
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