Philipe Moriel

Assistant Professor

University of Florida Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences

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Philipe Moriel is an Assistant Professor at the University of Florida Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences in the United States. His research focuses on beef cattle management, including nutrition, reproductive success, and heat stress mitigation. Recent publications highlight his work on forage surveys, maternal supplementation effects, and novel microbial solutions in ruminant nutrition.

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Juliana Ranches

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Oregon State University

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João M B Vendramini

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João Bittar

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University of Florida

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Brent Sellers

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University of Florida

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Mario Binelli

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University of Florida

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Francisco Peñagaricano

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University of Wisconsin-Madison

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Body Condition Scores Before and After Calving Modulate Pregnancy Success of Beef Cows in Florida

2022 South Florida Beef Forage Survey Results

Sporobolus indicus var. pyramidalis management in response to hexazinone rates, rainfall, and application timing in Florida pasture systems

Breed and trace mineral source influence the performance of beef heifers during periods of nutrient restriction and grazing forage at early vegetative stage

Heat stress mitigation during prepartum and postpartum altered the plasma metabolome in Bos indicus-influenced cow-calf pairs

Maternal supplementation of a Bacillus-based direct-fed microbials altered the cow prepartum plasma metabolome and the calf plasma metabolome before and after vaccination

Ruminant nutrition symposium: novel microbial solutions to optimize production efficiency in beef and dairy systems

Effectiveness of integrating mowing and systemic herbicides applied with a weed wiper for Sporobolus indicus var. pyramidalis management in Florida

Rumen‐protected methionine modulates body temperature and reduces the incidence of heat stress temperatures during the hottest hours of the day of grazing heat‐stressed <scp><i>Bos indicus</i></scp> beef cows

Effect of Different Herbage Allowances from Mid to Late Gestation on Nellore Cow Performance and Female Offspring Growth until Weaning

Maternal prepartum supplementation of protein and energy and body condition score modulated the performance of Bos indicus-influenced cow-calf pairs

DNA Imprinting and Differentially Expressed Genes in Longissimus thoracis Muscle of Bos indicus Submitted to Early Weaning Management

A 12-year summary of the effects of estrous synchronization and body weight at breeding on reproductive success of Bos indicus-influenced beef heifers grazing warm-season grasses

Maternal diet induces persistent DNA methylation changes in the muscle of beef calves.

Practical Uses for Ultrasound in Managing Beef Cattle Reproduction

Spatial variability of the occurrence of lesions on cattle carcasses in association with pre-slaughter factors in the forest–savannah transition zone

Precalving Nutrition of Beef Females in Florida

Effects of frequency of concentrate supplementation on performance of early-weaned beef calves consuming annual ryegrass

Bakery waste supplementation to late gestating Bos indicus-influenced beef cows successfully impacted offspring postnatal performance

Removing maternal heat stress abatement during gestation modulated postnatal physiology and improved performance of Bos indicus-influenced beef offspring

Fire management effects on ruminal digestibility and in vitro methane emissions of subtropical rangeland plant species

Spatial variability of the occurrence of lesions on cattle carcasses in association with pre-slaughter factors in the forest–savannah transition zone

Residue management and genotype effect on sunn hemp organic matter and nitrogen decomposition

310 Effects of Stair Step Strategy and Immunomodulatory Feed Ingredient Supplementation on Thermoregulation, Growth, and Reproduction of Grazing Bos Indicus-Influenced Beef Heifers

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Juliana Ranches

João M B Vendramini

João Bittar

Brent Sellers

Mario Binelli

Francisco Peñagaricano

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