Effects of Size and Rate of Maturing on Carcass Composition of Pasture- or Feedlot- Developed Steers |
Brown, A.H. Jr.
(Department of Animal Science, University of Arkansas)
Camfield, P.K. (Oklahoma Panhandle State University) Baublits, R.T. (Department of Animal Science, University of Arkansas) Pohlman, F.W. (Department of Animal Science, University of Arkansas) Johnson, Z.B. (Department of Animal Science, University of Arkansas) Brown, C.J. (Department of Animal Science, University of Arkansas) Tabler, G.T. (Department of Animal Science, University of Arkansas) Sandelin, B.A. (Department of Animal Science, University of Arkansas) |
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