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Range cow supplementation

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Authors

John R. Dunbar
Neil K. McDougald
Audrey S. Jenkins
Dave A. Daley
Bart L. Topping
William E. Frost

Publication Information

California Agriculture 42(5):8-10.

Published September 01, 1988

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Abstract

California annual rangeland pasture is generally poor in the fall and in short supply during winter. To correct deficiencies and maintain acceptable performance, ranchers usually provide supplemental nutrients to the range beef cow herd during the later part of the dry forage season (July to October) and the inadequate green forage season (October to January). Low profit margins, rising costs of supplemental feed and labor, and other expenses involved in distribution make the decision to supplement an important one.

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Range cow supplementation

John R. Dunbar, Neil K. McDougald, Audrey S. Jenkins, Dave A. Daley, Bart L. Topping, William E. Frost
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Range cow supplementation

Share using any of the popular social networks Share by sending an email Print article
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Authors

John R. Dunbar
Neil K. McDougald
Audrey S. Jenkins
Dave A. Daley
Bart L. Topping
William E. Frost

Publication Information

California Agriculture 42(5):8-10.

Published September 01, 1988

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Abstract

California annual rangeland pasture is generally poor in the fall and in short supply during winter. To correct deficiencies and maintain acceptable performance, ranchers usually provide supplemental nutrients to the range beef cow herd during the later part of the dry forage season (July to October) and the inadequate green forage season (October to January). Low profit margins, rising costs of supplemental feed and labor, and other expenses involved in distribution make the decision to supplement an important one.

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