News Releases from the ASAS/ADSA Midwest Sectional Meetings

Questions about these releases? Contact Tom Jirik for further information from the meeting and these releases in particular

• Low-phytate-corn rations reduce phosphorus excreted by swine in Missouri feeding trials: Gary Allee, University of Missouri-Columbia
• Low Dietary Selenium, Vitamin E Affect Boar Performance: Don Mahan, Ohio State University
• Naked Oats Shows Good Results in North Dakota Pig Feeding Research: Bob Harrold, North Dakota State University
• Bringing Temperatures Down Keeps Dairy Production Up: John Smith, Kansas State University
• Dairy Experts Focus on Heifer Calves to Boost Herds: Jud Heinrichs, Penn State University
• Segregated Early Weaning Compatible With Outdoor-Farrowing: Mark Honeyman, Iowa State University
• ISU Study Finds Soybean Component Builds Swine Muscles: Douglas Cook, Iowa State University
• Wheat Middlings Make Nutritious Cattle Feed: Dale Blasi, Kansas State University
• University of Kentucky Animal Scientists Investigate Corn Variety to Reduce Pollution: Gary Cromwell, University of Kentucky
• Dairy Researchers Probe Cold Weather Teat Lesions To Cut Mastitis Infections: Leo Timms, Iowa State University
• The Health of Baby Pigs: Dale Rozeboom, Michigan State University
• Choosing the Right Corn: Nathalie Trottier, Michigan State University
• Heifers Having Heifers?: Michael VandeHaar, Michigan State University
• Fertility Drugs for Pigs: Ron Bates, Michigan State University
• Protein Essentials: Nathalie Trottier, Michigan State University
• Alfalfa, Power and Protein: David Hansen, Editor, University of Minnesota
• Fish meal helps cut costs of pig ration, in studies at the University of Missouri: Trygve Veum, University of Missouri
• Ewes probably need full treatment of MGA to breed out of season: Jay Daniel and Duane Keisler, University of Missouri
• Study shows value of two treatments of foot rot in sheep: Duane Keisler and Seth VanDyke, University of Missouri
• Whole soybeans work fine in steer rations: Monty Kerley and Gene Felton, University of Missouri
• Zinc helps weanling pigs, MU specialist reports: Marcia Carlson, University of Missouri
• Less Expensive Nursery Pig Feed May Hold Potential: Phil Miller, University of Nebraska
• NU Research Shows Insert Helps Synchronize Beef Cows’ Reproduction: James Kinder, University of Nebraska
• NU Research Shows Some Swine Drinking Systems are Big Water Savers: Michael Brumm, University of Nebraska
• Hog Heaven: Pigging Out on Potato Chips: Sha Rahnema, Ohio State University
• Salt Doesn't Just Add Flavor to the Diets of Early-Weaned Pigs: Ted Wiseman, Ohio State University
• Oklahoma Researchers Look for Link Between Healthy Cattle and Eating Quality: Glen Dolezal, Oklahoma State University
• New Enzyme Treatment May Improve Dairy Producers Profits: David J. Schingoethe, South Dakota State University
• Illinois Researchers Flex Mussels Over Swine Waste: Dick Steffen, Southern Illinois University