Elizabeth Kegley

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University of Arkansas at Fayetteville

United States

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Elizabeth Kegley is a Professor at the University of Arkansas Fayetteville. Her research focuses on beef cattle nutrition and management, particularly the effects of dietary supplements and forage strategies on animal performance and health. Recent articles include studies on the impact of dietary tannins, nitrogen fertilization rates, and mineral supplementation on cattle during various production phases. She is dedicated to advancing knowledge in sustainable beef production practices.

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Paul Beck

Associate Professor; Dennis and Marta White Endowed Chair

Oklahoma State University

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Andrew Foote

Oklahoma State University

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Jeremy Powell

University of Arkansas

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Janeen Salak-Johnson

Oklahoma State University

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Articles (16)

Effects of Dietary Inclusion of Tannin-Based Supplements on Performance and Health of Yearling Beef Heifers Grazing Toxic, Endophyte-Infected Tall Fescue

Effects of beef calf health status during receiving on subsequent performance during stocker and finishing phases of production*

Effects of variable nitrogen fertilization rates and dried distillers grains plus solubles supplementation on forage use, animal performance, and economic outcomes of steer calves grazing winter wheat pastures

Evaluating supplementation programs for growing calves grazing bermudagrass pastures

Can moderate-quality bermudagrass baleage be used to stretch wheat pasture?*

Supplemental trace minerals as complexed or inorganic sources for beef cattle during the receiving period

Association of maternal temperament and offspring disposition on growth performance

Effects of tillage method and seeding rate of wheat pasture on forage production and calf performance

Effects of tillage method and seeding rate of wheat pasture on forage production and calf performance

Intake, digestibility, and rumen fermentation by lactating beef cows offered bermudagrass hay with different sources of dried distillers grains

Effects of bambermycin or monensin offered in self-fed mineral supplements on performance of growing steer calves grazing small-grain pastures

Effects of bambermycin or monensin offered in self-fed mineral supplements on performance of growing steer calves grazing small-grain pastures

Effects of a combination of live yeast and yeast cell wall products supplemented before and after weaning on beef heifer growth performance, immune function, and body temperature

Evaluation of postweaning performance and reproductive measurements in fall-born replacement beef heifers treated with different anthelmintic regimens

Opinion paper: COVID-19 and the livestock sector

Effects of bambermycin with amprolium or monensin on beef cattle growth performance, coccidia infection, and bovine respiratory disease morbidity during receiving

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Paul Beck

Andrew Foote

Jeremy Powell

Janeen Salak-Johnson

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