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1. Impact of combined management strategies of monensin and virginiamycin in high energy diets on ruminal fermentation and nutrients utilization

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Dellaqua, João V. T., primary, Rigueiro, André L. N., additional, Silvestre, Antonio M., additional, Pereira, Murilo C. S., additional, Felizari, Luana D., additional, Demartini, Breno L., additional, Dias, Evandro F. F., additional, Silva, Leandro A. F., additional, Casali, Daniel M., additional, Souza, Katia L. R., additional, Souza, Johnny M., additional, and Millen, Danilo D., additional

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2024
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2. Shortening the adaptation of Nellore cattle to high-concentrate diets using only virginiamycin as sole feed additive negatively impacts ruminal fermentation and nutrient utilization

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Squizatti, Mariana M., primary, Rigueiro, André L. N., additional, Silvestre, Antonio M., additional, Soares, Carlos H. G., additional, Assumpção, Alice H. P. M., additional, Dias, Evandro F. F., additional, Felizari, Luana D., additional, Silva, Leandro A. F., additional, Souza, Katia L. R., additional, Carvalho, Victor M., additional, Demartini, Breno L., additional, Souza, Johnny M., additional, and Millen, Danilo D., additional

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2023
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3. Withdrawal of sodium monensin when associated with virginiamycin during adaptation and finishing periods on feedlot performance, feeding behavior, carcass, rumen, and cecum morphometrics characteristics of Nellore cattle

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Rigueiro, André L. N., primary, Pereira, Murilo C. S., additional, Silvestre, Antonio M., additional, Pinto, Ana Carolina J., additional, Felizari, Luana D., additional, Dias, Evandro F. F., additional, Demartini, Breno L., additional, Estevam, Daniela D., additional, Dellaqua, João V. T., additional, Souza, Katia L. R., additional, Silva, Leandro A. F., additional, Nunes, Ana B. P. C., additional, Souza, Johnny M., additional, and Millen, Danilo D., additional

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2023
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5. PSXIII-14 Feedlot performance of Nellore cattle consuming diets containing high-moisture corn, calcium salts of fatty acids and organic minerals

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Silvestre, Antonio M M, primary, Squizatti, Mariana M, additional, Demartini, Breno L, additional, Felizari, Luana D, additional, Silva, Thaiano I S, additional, Pinto, Ana Carolina J J, additional, Cappellozza, Bruno I, additional, Sousa, Osvaldo, additional, Silva, Leandro A F F, additional, Schleifer, Werner F F, additional, Casali, Daniel M M, additional, Miranda, Lidiane S S, additional, Souza, Katia L R R, additional, Gasparini, Vanessa G L L, additional, and Millen, Danilo D, additional

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2021
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6. The Potential of Shortening the Adaptation of Nellore Cattle to High-Concentrate Diets Using Only Virginiamycin as Sole Feed Additive

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Rigueiro, André L. N., primary, Squizatti, Mariana M., additional, Silvestre, Antonio M., additional, Pinto, Ana C. J., additional, Estevam, Daniela D., additional, Felizari, Luana D., additional, Dias, Evandro F. F., additional, Demartini, Breno L., additional, Nunes, Ana B. P. C., additional, Costa, Victor C. M., additional, Caixeta, Eduardo L., additional, Santi, Pedro F., additional, Soares, Carlos H. G., additional, Arrigoni, Mario D. B., additional, and Millen, Danilo D., additional

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2021
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8. Ruminal Fermentation Pattern, Bacterial Community Composition, and Nutrient Digestibility of Nellore Cattle Submitted to Either Nutritional Restriction or Intake of Concentrate Feedstuffs Prior to Adaptation Period

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Pinto, Ana C. J., primary, Bertoldi, Gustavo P., additional, Felizari, Luana D., additional, Dias, Evandro F. F., additional, Demartini, Breno L., additional, Nunes, Ana B. C. P., additional, Squizatti, Mariana M., additional, Silvestre, Antonio M., additional, Oliveira, Lucas F. R., additional, Skarlupka, Joseph H., additional, Rodrigues, Paulo H. M., additional, Cruz, Gustavo D., additional, Suen, Garret, additional, and Millen, Danilo D., additional

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2020
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9. Feedlot performance of Nellore cattle consuming diets containing high-moisture corn, calcium salts of fatty acids and organic minerals.

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Silvestre, Antonio M. M., Squizatti, Mariana M., Demartini, Breno L., Felizari, Luana D., Silva, Thaiano I. S., Pinto, Ana Carolina J. J., Cappellozza, Bruno I., Sousa, Osvaldo, Silva, Leandro A. F. F., Schleifer, Werner F. F., Casali, Daniel M. M., Miranda, Lidiane S. S., Souza, Katia L. R. R., Gasparini, Vanessa G. L. L., and Millen, Danilo D.

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CATTLE carcasses, ORGANIC acids, CALCIUM salts, FATTY acids, CORN, CATTLE feeding & feeds, HEALTH of cattle, BEEF cattle
Abstract

This study, conducted at São Paulo University feedlot, Dracena, Brazil, was designed to evaluate the effect of adding either high-moisture corn, calcium salts of fatty acids (CSFA), or organic Zn+Cr on feedlot performance and carcass traits of Nellore cattle fed for 112 days. One-hundred fifty 18-mo-old Nellore bulls (404±24kg) were used and initially ranked, according to sires' information, into groups of high and low EPD. Secondly, cattle were blocked by weight and randomly allocated to 30 pens (n = 5/pen), which were randomly assigned to the following 2x2 + 1 arrangement of treatments: Finely-ground corn, High-moisture corn, Finely-ground + CSFA, High-moisture corn + CSFA, and High-moisture corn + CSFA + Zn (90 ppm) and Cr (0.45 ppm). All diets contained 25 ppm of monensin. On day 0, one animal per pen was randomly selected to be slaughtered for baseline purposes. The replacement of finely-ground by high-moisture corn increased (P < 0.05) final BW (585 vs. 573 kg), ADG, HCW (321 kg vs. 315 kg) and decreased (P < 0.01) DMI (9.7 vs. 10.1 kg). Likewise, the addition of CSFA increased final BW, ADG (1.62 vs. 1.50 kg), and HCW (321 vs. 314 kg). The addition of Cr+Zn led to increased (P = 0.02) dressing percentage. No treatment effect was observed on final marbling (P > 0.55). It was observed interactions between treatments and EPD for G:F (P = 0.02) and final 12thrib-fat thickness (P = 0.03), where cattle from low-EPD groups needed highmoisture corn, CSFA and organic Zn+Cr to improve G:F and increase fat deposition; however, animals from high-EPD groups required only high-moisture corn. The adding of either high-moisture corn, CSFA, or organic Zn+Cr improved feedlot performance of Nellore cattle, and its effects seemed to be more effective in animals from low-EPD groups. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2021

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