any extra supply of energy won't be used to gain weight but will be to increase milk production, production increase by demand, so with that little extra amount of energy whe fill the udder.
Great info, we are talking about Hormones, the site of injection has no impact on the response of the hypothalamus to release them. But sure will have impact on the meat quality, it will take up to 5 months to clear that spot of injection on a bigger muscle.
Very cool!! thank you lots of good moments captured, I really liked that amish buggy, good job doing that picture, take a lot of skills to shoot like that, edited or not you have to know about photography to use the right settings in your camera.
we are currently using a cow ration with shredded beets, corn gluten and ground cornstalks + mineral supplement.
is 58% DM with Ne 65 Mcal/lb and it costs $54 ton of Dry matter.
Daily gain in that cattle is far from 3.48, profit comes from skilled and cheap labor, they produce quantities no quality, I know from a cattle buyer this meat is too lean, marbeling is no the best so I doubt it about those 78% choice.
Macrolides like Thularomizin might elevate ruminal motility, cause acidosis, ruminal atony, mammary edema, and there is some reports of ketosis.
I would follow label directions.
we use sugar beet pulp on our rations, but we don't use over 5.5% of total ration, or 2# of dry matter for head so is 2/.21=9.5#head/day last sample was:
moisture 79%
DM 21%
C. protein 1.3
ADF% 3
TDN% 18.5
Net energy maint .21
Net energy gain .14
Calcium% .14
P%.03
Mg% .08
K% .21
I hope i'm no hijacking this wonderful post, thanks milkmaid for sharing all this, here some postmortem findings on a yearling heifer diagnosed with high altitude disease or brisket disease, edema all over.
they can, if you are having this issue it would be good to check with your nutricionist and your Vet what kind of minerals are you using with them.
higher sodium might cause edema too.