How do DDGS impact feedlot cattle fat levels? What are your options for pasture conservation alternatives? We’ve done the research for that.
Published December 13, 2016
Low-oil dried corn distillers' grains plus solubles (LO-DDGS) resulted in higher DM intake and increased ADG in steers compared to medium-oil (MO) DDGS. During finishing, MO-DDGS improved feed efficiency compared to LO-DDGS.
View full articlePublished September 2, 2016
This report, produced by North Dakota State University, has several short research reports from researchers on beef cattle and distillers grains.
View full articlePublished April 22, 2016
Results indicate feeding 45% RFMDG had no effect on carcass traits, decreased subjective toughness in steaks, and increased overall consumer appeal in bologna.
View full articlePublished January 19, 2016
The low fat content of low-fat distillers grains could attenuate negative effects of high dietary fat on ruminal fermentation, support improved rumen function, and subsequently enhance overall nutrient digestibility, feed intake and utilization, and feedlot cattle performance.
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