Katie Heiderscheit

Assistant Professor of Practice

Virginia Tech

United States

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Dr. Katie Heiderscheit is an Assistant Professor of Practice at Virginia Tech, located in the United States. Her research focuses primarily on beef cattle production, including topics such as dietary supplementation, transit performance, and the effects of feed strategies on growth and behavior in feedlot steers. Recent publications highlight her investigations into zinc supplementation, feed efficiency, and management practices to enhance livestock health and productivity.

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Iowa State University

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Effects of including Sweet Bran or modified distillers grains in the diet of feedlot steers and sorting at terminal implant on growth performance, feeding behavior, and liver abscess occurrence

Effect of increasing zinc supplementation on post-transit performance, behavior, blood and muscle metabolites, and gene expression in growing beef feedlot steers

Long-duration transit and food and water deprivation alter behavioral activities and aggressive interactions at the feed bunk in beef feedlot steers

303 Effects of Supplementing Plexomin Zn™ on Post-transit Growth Performance and Plasma Zn and Serum Lactate Concentrations of Beef Steers

Dietary zinc concentration and lipopolysaccharide injection affect circulating trace minerals, acute phase protein response, and behavior as evaluated by an ear-tag–based accelerometer in beef steers

Effect of bis-glycinate bound zinc or zinc sulfate on zinc metabolism in growing lambs

257 Including Sweet Bran in the Diet of Growing Feedlot Steers Increased Body Weight and Influenced Rate of Feed Disappearance

214 The effects of an 18-hour transit or complete feed and water restriction on feed bunk displacements and need preferences in growing feedlot steers

Effect of rumen-protected lysine on growth performance, carcass characteristics, and plasma amino acid profile in feedlot steers

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