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Supplementing vitamins and minerals to beef heifers during gestation: impacts on mineral status in the dam and offspring, and growth and physiological responses of …

Hurlbert et al., 2024

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18266630085597171113
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Hurlbert J
Baumgaertner F
Menezes A
Bochantin K
Diniz W
Underdahl S
Dorsam S
Kirsch J
Sedivec K
Dahlen C
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Journal of Animal Science

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We evaluated the effects of feeding a vitamin and mineral supplement to nulliparous beef heifers throughout gestation on the mineral status of the dam, calf, placenta, and colostrum; offspring growth performance; and physiological responses of offspring raised as …
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