Beef Research

• Variation in digestibility of undegradable intake protein among feedstuffs
  
  
• Effects of DDGS on Steers Grazing Summer Sandhill Range
  
  
• A System for Wintering Beef Heifers
  
  
• Bran Cake to Finishing Cattle
  
  
• DDGS supplementation frequency on forage digestibility and growth performance
  
  
• DDGS supplementation of calves grazing corn residue
  
  
• Effect of Fat and UIP in DDGS on Cattle Grazing Smooth Brome
  
  
• Feedlot Performance of a New Distillers Byproduct (Dakota BranTM) for Finishing Cattle
  
  
• The Effect of Dakota Gold Brand Dried Distiller's Grains with Solubles of Varying Levels on Sensory and Color Characteristics of Ribeye Steaks
  
  
• Replacement of Soybean Meal with DDGS for Corn Silage Based Diets
  
  
• Performance of Heifers Grazing Endophyte Pastures with Supplements of DDGS
  
  
• Dakota Gold Brand Dried Distiller's Grains with Solubles in Finishing Cattle Diets: A Preharvest Strategy Against Acid Resistant Escherichia Coli and Coliforms
  
  
• Dakota Gold Brand Dried Distiller's Grains with Solubles: Effects on Finishing Performance and Carcass Characteristics
  
  
• Evaluation of De-germed Corn Distiller’s Grains Fed to Finishing Heifers

• Effects of corn condened distillers solubles supplementation on ruminal fermentation, digestion, and in situ disappearance in steers consuming low quality hay
  
  
• The Effects of Distllers Grains on Feedlot Performance and Carcass Traits
  
  
• Wet distillers grains plus solubles do not increase liver-like off-flavors in cooked beef
  
  
• Economic optimum use of wet distillers grains in feedlots
  
  
• Effect of dietary inclusion of wet distillers grains on feedlot performance of finishing cattle and energy value relative to corn
  
  
• Effects of corn processing in finishing diets containing wet distillers grains
  
  
• Ethanol Co-Products for Cattle
  
  
• Wet Distiller's Grains for Beef Cattle
  
  
• Effects of Condensed Distillers Solubles Supplementation on Ruminal Fermentation, Digestion, and In Situ Disappearance in Steers Consuming Low-Quality Hay