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• Enteric nitrous oxide emissions from beef cattle.  34:594-607. 2018
• Influence of small doses of gonadotropin-releasing hormone following controlled internal drug-release insert removal on reproductive parameters in beef cattle subjected to a fixed-time artificial insemination protocol.  34:566-570. 2018
• Effect of n-3 polyunsaturated fatty acids on markers of inflammation in young horses in training.  34:284-292. 2018
• Case Study: Effect of exercise programs during receiving in a commercial feedlot on behavior and productivity of Brahman crossbred calves: Results from a commercial environment and a comparison to the research environment.  34:653-663. 2018
• Review: Cool-season annual grasses or grassclover management options for extending the fallwinterearly spring grazing season for beef cattle 2018
• Effect of various levels of dietary starch on glycogen replenishment in the light working horse.  33:729-738. 2017
• C ase S tudy : Polymelia in a Holstein calf.  33:378-386. 2017
• Genetic evaluation of postweaning performance traits in Brahman and Brahman-influenced stockers grazing ryeryegrass or bermudagrass pastures.  33:334-341. 2017
• I nvited R eview : Issues affecting research and extension programs on cow-calf and stocker cattle production in the Southeast region of the United States 1 1This review article is based on a presentation by the authors in the symposium Cow-Calf Production in the Southeastern United States: Potential for Impact and Economic Sustainability at the meeting of the American Society of Animal Science Southern Section, February 7, 2016, San Antonio, Texas..  33:310-319. 2017
• I nvited R eview : Management Strategies for Intensive, Sustainable Cow-Calf Production Systems in the Southeastern United States: Bermudagrass pastures overseeded with cool-season annual grasses and legumes 1 1This review article is based on a presentation by the authors in the symposium Management Strategies for Intensive, Sustainable Cow-Calf Production Systems in the Southeastern United States at the meeting of the American Society of Animal Science Southern Section, February 9, 2016, San Antonio, Texas..  33:297-309. 2017
• I nvited P aper : Nutritional and management considerations for beef cattle experiencing stress-induced inflammation 1 1This article was based on a presentation at the ARPAS Symposium “Understanding Inflammation and Inflammatory Biomarkers to Improve Animal Performance” at the 2016 Joint Annual Meeting, July 19–23, 2016, Salt Lake City, Utah..  33:1-11. 2017
• S ymposium P aper : Transportation issues affecting cattle well-being and considerations for the future 1 1Presented at the Cattle Transportation Symposium sponsored by the Beef Checkoff Program, National Cattlemens Beef Association, and Colorado State University, Ft. Collins, Colorado, May 2015..  32:707-716. 2016
• Relationships between restricted residual feed intake of Brahman bulls measured in confinement and under different stocking intensities on Coastal bermudagrass pastures.  32:605-618. 2016
• The effect of aspirin on prostaglandin F 2α secretion in lactating dairy cows.  32:681-686. 2016
• Postinsemination diet change on reproductive performance in beef heifers.  32:316-321. 2016
• Invited Review: Advantages of current and future reproductive technologies for beef cattle production.  32:162-171. 2016
• Invited Review: Use of ultrasonography to make reproductive management decisions1,21Mention of a trade name, proprietary product, or specific equipment does not constitute a guarantee or warranty by South Dakota State University or the USDA and does not imply approval to the exclusion of other products that may be suitable. South Dakota State University and USDA are equal opportunity providers and employers.2This article is based on a presentation by the authors in the ARPAS Symposium “Reproductive efficiency of beef cows—Current status and new technologies” at the Joint Annual Meeting of ADSA and ASAS in Orlando, Florida, July 14, 2015. Sponsorship of this publication by QualiTech and Micronutrients is appreciated. The ARPAS Foundation is also acknowledged for financial support..  32:154-161. 2016
• I nvited R eview : The roles of forage management, forage quality, and forage allowance in grazing research 1 1This review article is based on a presentation by the author in the symposium Design, Analysis, and Execution of Quality Grazing Research at the meeting of the American Society of Animal Science Southern Section, February 1, 2015, Atlanta, Georgia, in conjunction with the SERA-41 Beef Cattle Forage Utilization Group and the South Central Chapter of the American Registry of Professional Animal Scientists. Appreciation is expressed to the symposium sponsors: The Samuel Roberts Noble Foundation, Elanco Animal HealthStocker District, Vigortone, and Barenbrug USA..  32:10-18. 2016
• Effects of sorghum wet distillers grains plus solubles in steam-flaked cornbased finishing diets on steer performance, carcass characteristics, and digestibility characteristics.  32:768-776. 2016
• Grazing behavior of drylot-developed beef heifers and the influence of postinsemination supplementation on artificial-insemination pregnancy success.  31:264-269. 2015
• Effects of feeding perennial peanut hay on growth, development, attainment of puberty, and fertility in beef replacement heifers.  31:40-49. 2015
• Blood plasma concentrations of testosterone, luteinizing hormone, and estrone sulfate in stallions following hemicastration.  30:637-642. 2014
• Relative alterations in core body temperature and internal and external scrotal temperatures of exercising stallions.  30:451-456. 2014
• Natural beef production and growth of Bonsmara steers stocked on rye and ryegrass pastures at humid and semiarid environments.  30:285-295. 2014
• Effects of steer breed composition on feedlot performance and carcass traits1.  30:43-50. 2014
• Evaluation of prior grazing experience on reproductive performance in beef heifers.  29:595-600. 2013
• Effects of functional oils and monensin on cattle finishing programs11This experiment was supported by Oligo Basics USA LLC, Wilmington, DE..  29:426-434. 2013
• Grazing activity and ruminal bacterial population associated with frothy bloat in steers grazing winter wheat.  29:179-187. 2013
• Late gestational nutrition of the mare and potential effects on endocrine profiles and adrenal function of the offspring.  28:344-350. 2012
• Evaluating the application of dual X-ray energy absorptiometry to assess dissectible and chemical fat and muscle from the 9th-to-11th rib section of beef cattle.  27:472-476. 2011
• CASE STUDY:Carcass and meat characteristics and M. longissimus thoracis histology of beef from calf-fed and yearling-fed Angus steers1.  27:385-393. 2011
• Effect of feed-bunk sprinklers on attendance at unshaded feed bunks in drylot dairies.  27:127-132. 2011
• Review: Preweaning, Postweaning, and Carcass Trait Comparisons for Progeny Sired by Subtropically Adapted Beef Sire Breeds at Various US Locations123.  26:451-473. 2010
• Review: Effects of Biological Nitrogen Fixation and Nutrient Cycling on Stocking Strategies for Cow-Calf and Stocker Programs.  26:131-141. 2010
• Sexual Behavior and Blood Hormone Profiles Around the Time of Ejaculation and Subsequent Sperm Characteristics in Stallions.  26:540-546. 2010
• Dietary Supplementation of Two Varying Sources of n-3 Fatty Acids and Subsequent Effects on Fresh, Cooled, and Frozen Seminal Characteristics of Stallions.  25:768-773. 2009
• Evaluation of Growth-Based Predictions of Carcass Fat and Marbling at Slaughter Using Ultrasound Measurements 1.  25:434-442. 2009
• Variances in Reproductive Efficiency of Mares in Fat and Moderate Body Conditions Following Parturition.  25:250-255. 2009
• Effects of Level of Dried Distillers Grain Supplementation on Native Pasture and Subsequent Effects on Wheat Pasture Gains.  25:596-604. 2009
• Forage-Finished Beef Supplemented with Corn and Corn Oil.  25:586-595. 2009
• Effects of Protein Source Added to Molasses-based Supplements on Performance of Range Cows.  24:264-268. 2008
• The National Beef Quality Audit-2005, Phase I: Views of Producers,Packers, and Merchandisers on Current Quality Characteristics of the Beef Industry1.  24:189-197. 2008
• Influence of Seminal, Physical, and Mating Behavior Traits of Bulls on Number of Calves Sired per Bull in a Multisire Herd.  24:184-188. 2008
• Auditing and Assessing Air Quality in Concentrated Feeding Operations1231Contribution from the USDA-ARS Conservation and Production Res. Laboratory, Bushland, TX 79012, in cooperation with the Texas Agricultural Exp. St., Amarillo, and West Texas A&M Univ., Canyon.2Mention of trade names or commercial products in this article is solely for the purpose of providing specific information and does not imply recommendation or endorsement by the USDA.3Presented at the Annual ARPAS Symposium Current and Future On-Farm Auditing and Assessment, San Antonio, TX, July, 2007..  24:1-22. 2008
• Effects of Supplement Type and Feeding Frequency on Performance and Physiological Responses of Yearling Brahman-Crossbred Steers1.  23:476-481. 2007
• Application of Mathematical Models to Individually Allocate Feed of Group-fed Cattle.  23:340-348. 2007
• Fertility-Associated Antigen in Peripubertal Beef Bulls.  22:353-357. 2006
• A Multiple Trait Selection Index Including Feed Efficiency11AAFC-LRC contribution number 38705050..  22:65-70. 2006
• Effects of Including Malting Industry Byproducts in Feedlot Diets on Performance and Beef Quality11Funded by MN AES project 16-044 and Rahr Malting, Co., Shakopee, MN..  21:22-29. 2005
• Evaluation of the Tabular Feed Energy and Protein Undegradability Values of the National Research Council Nutrient Requirements of Beef Cattle.  21:403-415. 2005
• Effects of Supplement Type on Growth and Pregnancy Rate of Yearling Brahman-Crossbred Heifers1.  20:282-285. 2004
• Prediction of Future Carcass Traits in Stocker Cattle at the Conclusion of Grazing1.  20:246-254. 2004
• Effectiveness of Select Synch (Gonadotropin-Releasing Hormone and Prostaglandin F2α) for Synchronizing Estrus in Replacement Beef Heifers1.  20:27-33. 2004
• Reproductive Ultrasonography for Monitoring Ovarian Structure Development, Fetal Development, Embryo Survival, and Twins in Beef Cows11Presented at the Managing Reproduction in Beef Cattle symposium as a part of the 2002 Midwest ASAS and ADSA Regional Meeting in Des Moines, IA in March 2002..  19:135-143. 2003
• Grazing Treatment Effects on Ultrasound Measures of 12th to 13th Rib Fat Thickness and Longissimus Area11Names are necessary to report factually on available data; however, the USDA does not guarantee or warrant the standard of the product, and the use of the name by the USDA implies no approval of the product to the exclusion of others that may be suitable..  18:368-372. 2002
• Allelic and Genotypic Frequencies of the Leptin Gene Sau3AI-Restriction Fragment Length Polymorphism and Evaluation of Its Association with Age at Puberty in Cattle in the Southwestern United States and Northern Mexico11This work was supported in part by the New Mexico and Texas Agricultural Experiment Stations and by the Western Region Coordinating Committee in Beef Cattle Breeding Research (WCC-1)..  18:141-146. 2002
• The 2000 National Beef Quality Audits: Views of Producers, Packers, and Merchandisers on Current Quality Characteristics of Beef11This project was funded by beef producers through their $1-per-head checkoff and was produced for the Cattlemen’s Beef Board and the National Cattlemen’s Beef Association..  18:112-119. 2002
• Conception Rates in Beef Heifers at Four Time Intervals After Prostaglandin F2.  17:191-194. 2001
• The Effect of Dairy Compost on Summer Annual Dicots Grown as Alternative Silages.  17:95-100. 2001
• The Effect of Dairy Compost on Summer Annual Grasses Grown as Alternative Silages.  17:90-94. 2001
• The Effects of Oral Altrenogest on Hormonal, Testicular, and Behavioral Profiles of Two-Year-Old Stallions121Funding for this project was provided by the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo Association. Research was conducted in accordance with TTU ACUC # 9872. TTU CASNR manuscript T-R-404.2The authors would like to acknowledge C. Guay, D. Johnson, and H. Vartorella for their assistance with the project..  17:75-80. 2001
• Effects of a Commercial Direct-Fed Microbial on Weight Change, Milk Yield, and Milk Composition in Lactating Beef Cows: A Case Study11Manuscript No. T-5-384 of the College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources..  16:54-58. 2000
• Pregnancy to Artificial Insemination in Beef Cows as Affected by Body Condition and Number of Services1,21This research was supported by Select Sires, Inc., Plain City, OH.2Authors gratefully acknowledge J. O. Sanders and D. K. Lunt for supplying animals and facilities..  14:231-235. 1998
• Evaluation of Particle Size Distribution and Ration Uniformity in Total Mixed Rations Fed in Northcentral Texas1,21Funded in part by the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo and Protiva, a unit of Monsanto.2Presented as part of the 1997 Mid-South Ruminant Nutrition Conference, Irving, TX..  14:44-50. 1998
• Relationships Between U.S. Beef Consumption and Latin American Rainforest Destruction1.  8:14-21. 1992

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• 1080-7446