Beef
Authors: Daryl R. Strohbehn (Iowa State University) , Daniel D. Loy (Iowa State University) , Daniel G. Morrical (Iowa State University) , James R. Russell (Iowa State University) , Ronda Driskill (Iowa State University)
It appears from this summary of previous Iowa State University research results that protein and energy levels in forages stockpiled starting in August will for the most part have sufficient protein and energy to maintain a beef cow during the middle and last part of their pregnancy. Tall fescue-alfalfa stockpiled forage had two months that would not meet protein and energy requirements, but it is important to realize that selective grazing in that forage type would likely overcome those deficiencies. However, it is important to realize that sufficient forage accumulation is imperative to meeting the total nutrient demand of the beef cow.
Keywords: ASL R1886
How to Cite: Strohbehn, D. R. , Loy, D. D. , Morrical, D. G. , Russell, J. R. & Driskill, R. (2004) “A Summary of Monthly Nutrient Values for Stockpiled Forages in Iowa State University Research Studies”, Iowa State University Animal Industry Report. 1(1). doi: https://doi.org/10.31274/ans_air-180814-468