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Popular Publicationsheadline bar   Use the back button on your browser to return to the publication page. Many of these publications are available and can be requested from diona.austill(@)ars.usda.gov. Popular Articles  Alexander, W.L., Ansotegui, R.P., Spickard, D.S., Swenson, C.K., Grings, E.E., and Geary, T.W. 2003. Effect of supplemental trace mineral level and form on peripubertal bulls. Beef Questions and Answers 8(5):10-11.Geary, T.W. 2003. Improve your AI pregnancy rates. Western Farmer-Stockman. pages 44-45, 48, 50.Geary, T.W. 2003. Synchronizing estrus in beef cattle. In: Cow-Calf Management Guide and Cattle Producer's Library. Cooperative Extension BullHeitschmidt, R.K. and Kirby, D. 2003. Range programs at risk: University range departments face cuts and consolidation but that doesn't mean managing grass is insignificant. Western Farmer-Stockman. Feb. 20.Merrill, M.L., Ansotegui, R.P., Wamsley, N.E., Burns, P.D., and Geary, T.W. 2003. Effects of flunxin meglumine on embryonic loss in stressed beef cows. Beef Questions and Answers 8(5):9-10.Funston, R.N., Ansotegui, R.P., Lipsey, R.J., and Geary, T.W. 2002. Evaluation of melengesterol acetate/prostaglandin (MGA/PGF), Select Synch, and 7 d MGA/Select Synch estrous synchronization protocols in beef heifers. Beef Questions & Answers 7(5):5.Geary, T.W. 2002. Synchronizing estrus in beef cattle. Cow-Calf Management Guide and Cattle Producer's Library. Cooperative Extension Systems.MacNeil, M.D. 2002. Relationship between milk production and milk EPD. Hereford World, p. 10, 27.MacNeil, M.D. 2002. Relationship between milk production and milk EPD. HerefordAmerica 7:25.Phillips, W.A., Coleman, S.W., Grings, E.E., Riley, D.G., Chase, C.C., Short, R.E., Mayeux, H.S., and Heitschmidt, R.K. 2002. Increasing the performance of stocker calves on winter wheat pastures.  pp. 49-50. In: Progress Reports from the Grazinglands Research Laboratory. C.T. MacKown and J. Garbrecht (ed.) Field Day 2002.Phillips, W.A., Coleman, S.W., Grings, E.E., Riley, D.G., Chase, C.C., Short, R.E., Mayeux, H.S., and Heitschmidt, R.K. 2002. Performance of steer calves reared in temperate or sub-tropic environments and used as stocker calves on winter wheat pastures.  pp. 44-45. In: Progress Reports from the Grazinglands Research Laboratory. C.T. MacKown and J. Garbrecht (ed.) Field Day 2002.Rainey, B.M., Paterson, J.A., Lipsey, R.J., Funston, R.N., Brester, G.W., and Choat, W.T. 2002. Effect of age and grain processing method on diet digestibility of beef cattle.  Beef Questions & Answers 7(5):5.Bellows, R.A. 2001. Some effects of feeding supplemental fat to beef cattle. Proc., 2001 Tri-State Cow/Calf Symposium. p. 1-7.Funston, R. 2001. Calving first calf heifers. Beef Questions and Answers 7(1):5.Geary, T.W. 2001. Synchronize your cows before they run with the bulls. Shorten the breeding season and increase calf weights with synchronization. Montana Farmer-Stockman. March. p. 30-33.Geary, T.W. 2001. Tips to improve AI pregnancy rates. Beef Questions and Answers. (submitted 3/15/01).Grings, E.E. and Schmidt, L. 2001. When the green grass grows. Montana-Farmer Stockman. September. p. 16-17.Haferkamp, M.R. 2001. Annual bromes in the Northern Great Plains. Montana Farmer-Stockman. (submitted 3/01).Heitschmidt, R.K. 2001. Rangeland grazing management strategies. Part 2. Beef Questions and Answers 6(4):4.Heitschmidt, R.K. 2001. FortKeogh researchers help producers increase the bottom line. Beef Questions and Answers 6(4):5.Heitschmidt, R.K. 2001. Rangeland management strategies during drought. Montana Farmer-Stockman. (submitted 3/01).MacNeil, M.D. 2001. How are milk production and milk EPD related? Beef Questions and Answers 6(4):2.MacNeil, M.D. 2001. The relationship between milk production and milk EPD. Montana Farmer-Stockman (submitted 3/01).Short, R.E. and Heitschmidt, R.K. 2001. Where we're going: Some thoughts on animal agriculture, technology, energy, humans, animal science, and how it all fits together -- Part I. Montana Farmer-Stockman. February. p. 32-33 & 35.Short, R.E. and Heitschmidt, R.K. 2001. Where we're going: Thoughts about animal agriculture challenges and opportunities -- Part II. Montana Farmer-Stockman. March. p. 48-50.Bellows, R.A. 2000. Supplemental fat in the gestation diet of replacement heifers. MoorMan's Beef Feed Facts 10(4):1-3.Funston, R., Williams, K., Carlstrom, R., and King, M. 2000. Learn how your cattle perform in one of Montana's beefability programs. Beef Questions and Answers. Vol. 5(4):1-2.Funston, R.N. and T.W. Geary. 2000. Optimizing reproductive performance: Management practices can assist in shortening the postpartum interval. Montana Farmer-Stockman. April. p. WB10-WB13.Geary, T.W. 2000. Synchronization of estrus: Ovulation protocols that work! Beef Questions and Answers 5(4):3-6.Geary, T.W. 2000. Six ways to synchonize. SimTalk 8(2):28-32.Haferkamp, M.R. and Grings, E.E. 2000. To seed or not to seed: What you should and should not expect from a range seeding project. Montana Farmer-Stockman. May. p. 30-31.King, M., Paterson, J., Funston, R., and Anderson, L. 2000. 1999 survey reveals most common Montana ranch production practices. Beef Questions and Answers 5(4):7.MacNeil, M.D., Cundiff, L.V., and VanVleck L.D. (Bylined by Clint Peck). 2000. Making the adjustment: Comparing genetic evaluations across breeds takes some adjustment. Montana Farmer-Stockman. Mid-February. p. WB1-2, 8.Bellows, R.A. 1999. Keeping calves alive. 1999 Cattlemen's College. National Cattlemen's Beef Assoc., Feb. 11, 1999. Charlotte, NC.Geary, T.W. 1999. Six ways to synchronize. Montana-Farmer Stockman. April. p. WB10-11.Grings, E.E. 1999. Cattle diet quality in Eastern Montana. Beef Questions and Answers. Vol. 4(5):3-5.MacNeil, M.D., Cundiff, L.V., and Van Vleck, L.D. 1999. Comparing genetic evaluations across breeds. Beef Questions and Answers. Vol. 4(4):4-5.MacNeil, M.D. 1999. Sorting out the bulls: Using performance information to evaluate bulls-or how to interpret the data in a sale catalog. Montana Farmer-Stockman. February. p. WB36-40.Short, R.E. 1999. Looking into phytoestrogens : Research may uncover effects phytoestrogens have on reproductive efficiency. Montana Farmer-Stockman. July 1999. p. 28-29.Bellows, R.A. (Bylined by Clint Peck). 1998. Thermogenesis 101 - Nothing beats a little heat. Montana Farmer-Stockman. February. p. WB1-WB2, WB6.Bellows, R.A. (Bylined by Clint Peck). 1998. Feeding for calving time. Montana Farmer-Stockman. Mid-February. p. WB10, WB18.Grings, E.E. 1998. Beyond milk: Meeting calf nutrient needs in late summer and fall is critical to higher weaning weights. Montana Farmer-Stockman. July 1998. p. WB1-WB2, WB5.Grosz, M.D. (Bylined by Clint Peck). 1998. How will molecular DNA markers affect the cattle industry? Montana Farmer-Stockman. Mid-March 1998. p. WB8-WB11.Heitschmidt, R.K. 1998. Seeking ecological balance. Montana Farmer-Stockman. March. p. WB24, WB76.MacNeil, M.D. 1998. The competitive edge: Benefits of multiple-sire mating for purebred breeders. Montana Farmer-Stockman. October. p. WB48.MacNeil, M.D. 1998. Pricing points: Making retained ownership work for cow-calf producers. Montana Farmer-Stockman. August 1998. p. WB16-17.MacNeil, M.D. 1998. Comparison of ultrasound systems to predict marbling in beef cattle. Montana Farmer-Stockman. November. p. WB54.MacNeil, M.D. 1998. Getting a grip on heterosis. Montana Farmer-Stockman. April 1998. p. WB28-30.Grings, E.E. 1997. Summer stockers. Meeting the nutrient needs for growth when forage quality or quantity begin to decline. Montana Farmer-Stockman. June. p. WB8-WB9.Grings, E.E. 1997. To supplement or not? Montana Farmer-Stockman. January. p. WB8, WB40.Grosz, M.D. 1997. Marker assisted selection made easy. Montana Farmer-Stockman. March. p. WB39, WB50-WB52.Haferkamp, M.R., Horton, H., and Asay, K. 1997. Reseeding the range seeding cool-season grasses can pay dividends. Montana Farmer-Stockman. April. p. WB10, WB12-WB13.Heitschmidt, R.K. 1997. Rangeland grazing systems which one is best? Montana Farmer-Stockman. Mid-March. p. WB24, WB26-WB27.Staigmiller, R.B. 1997. More beef from less grass and other considerations of growth-promoting implants. Montana Farmer-Stockman. Mid-March. p. WB10-WB11, WB13.Bellows, R.A. and Staigmiller, R.B. 1996. Feeding time effect on calving. Western Beef Producer. February 1. p. 28Haferkamp, M.R., Heitschmidt, R.K., Volesky, J.D., and Currie, P.O. 1996. Tillage boosts range forage production. Western Beef Producer. March 2. p. 12-13, 56.Hild, A., and Heitschmidt, R.K. 1996. Sustainable rangeland grazing and range economics. MontanaRange Days.MacNeil, M.D. 1996. Make crossbreeding work on your place. Part 2 of 2. Western Beef Producer. April. p. 38, 45.MacNeil, M.D. 1996. Make crossbreeding work on your place. Part 1 of 2. Western Beef Producer. March 2. p. 20-21, 42-44.MacNeil, M.D. and Nugent, R.A. 1996. Concepts relating genetic improvement to profitability and their use in the swine industry. The American Beef Cattleman. p. 2-3.Short, R.E. 1996. Delay weaning!? Montana Farmer-Stockman. October. p. 20, 22.Short, R.E. 1996. Managing cows for high reproductive rates. Part 2 of 2. Western Beef Producer. March 1. p. 20-21, 100.Short, R.E. 1996. Managing cows for high reproductive rates. Part 1 of 2. Western Beef Producer. February 1. p. 86-87.Staigmiller, R.B. 1996. Implants give industry an extra profit margin. Western Beef Producer. February 1. p. 18, 59.Bellows, R.A. 1995. Calf birth weight. Moorman's Feed Facts (Beef 4):1-3. November 1995.Bellows, R.A. 1995. Managing bulls for better beef production. Western Beef Producer. February.Bellows, R.A. 1995. Managing bulls for better beef production. The Register. p. 26-28.Grings, E.E. 1995. Mineral levels in range forage. Western Beef Producer. March 2. p. 14-15.Haferkamp, M.R. and Karl, M.G. 1995. Japanese brome grass on the northern Great Plains. Western Beef Producer. 1st March:62-63 and 93.Heitschmidt, R.K. 1995. Rangelands, grasses and sustainable agriculture. Western Beef Producer. 1st March:76-77 and 103.Snelling, W., Golden, B.L. and Bourdon, R.M. 1995. A new EPD for stayability of beef cows. American Red Angus. Feb. 1995.Snelling, W., Golden, B.L., and Bourdon, R.M. 1995. A new EPD for stayability of beef cows. Western Beef Producer. 1st February:24-25.Staigmiller, R.B. 1995. What makes a high-producing cow? Western Beef Producer. 1st March:64-65 and 95.MacNeil, M.D. 1994. The criteria for future genetic improvement. Western Beef Producer. 2nd November:1, 14 and 17.MacNeil, M.D. 1994. On what to base future genetic improvement. American Hereford Journal. April. S24-S25.Short, R.E., Bellows, R.A., Staigmiller, R.B., Ford, S.P., and Rosazza, J.P.N. 1994. Dealing with pine needle abortion. Western Beef Producer. 1st November:1, 20-21.Snelling, W.M., Golden, B.L. and Bourdon, R.M. 1994. A new EPD for stayability of beef cows. American Red Angus. June/July.Fernandez, D., Berardinelli, J.G., Short, R.E. and Adair, R. 1992. In first-calf heifers--"bull effect" can boost reproductive performance. Montana Farmer Stockman. Annu. Commercial Cattle & Feeder Section, October. 80(No. 2):14-15.Bellows, R.A. 1991. A balanced scale. Angus J. 13(4): 126-130.Bellows, B. 1990. What killed that calf? Cattleman, The Beef Magazine 53(2):18-19, Public Press Publ., Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada.Greer, R.C., Frank, M.D. and Urick, J.J. 1990. Yearling bull breeding performance. Montana AgResearch.MacNeil, M.D. 1990. Linebreeding. Montana Angus News March-April:46 and 48.Staigmiller, R.B., Short, R.E. and Bellows, R.A. 1990. Develop heifers for long productive lives. Montana Farmer Stockman (March):140-142.Bellows, R.A. 1983. Time of feeding and time of calving. Kipplinger Newsletter 54:l8.Bellows, R.A. 1980. The Livestock and Range Research Station. Misc. Station Publ., 9 pp.Short, R.E. 1980. Trials show ways to use prostaglandins. Montana Farmer Stockman, April 17: 42-44.Cade, L. 1978. Seeking new grasses to upgrade rangeland. Montana Farmer Stockman July 6:44-45. (material based on Rick White's data from FortKeogh).Bellows, R.A. 1977. Increasing beef production from mature cows. Montana Farmer Stockman 65(3):58-59.Staigmiller, R.B. 1976. Pelvic area--what does it tell us about calving difficulty? Montana Farmer Stockman 63:54-57.Bellows, R.A. 1976. Beef production from grass-fat cows. Montana Farmer Stockman 64(3):44-45.Bellows, R.A. 1975. Look at the data on spaying heifers. Montana Farmer Stockman 63(3):38-40.Kartchner, R.J. 1975. Fall calving--an alternative. Montana Farmer Stockman.Pahnish, O.F. 1975. Some effects of crossing on maternal performance of the cow. Agriservices Foundation, Clovis, CA.Bellows, R.A. 1973. Calving first-calf heifers. Simmental Shield 3(9):75-80.Bellows, R.A. and Moody, E.L. 1973. Questions and answers about induced calving. Montana Farmer Stockman 60(l4):56.Bellows, R.A. 1973. Feeding the first-calf heifer. International Limousin J., 2(9):l9-20.Varner, L.W. and Short, R.E. 1973. A key factor: winter management of replacement heifers. Montana Farmer Stockman 60(14):83-85.Bellows, R.A. 1972. The U. S. Range Livestock Experiment Station - a resume. Now, Montana Agr. Exp. Sta. 8:3-4.Bellows, R.A. 1972. Calving problems. Montana Farmer Stockman, April 26:46-49.Bellows, R.A. 1972. Problems at calving. Montana Stockgrower 44:8-ll.Varner, L.W. 1972. Feeding the beef cow during gestation. Montana Farmer Stockman.Bellows, R.A. 1971. Feeding heifers and cows during pregnancy. Montana Stockgrower 43(l):6-7.Bellows, R. A. 1971. Multiple births. Montana Stockgrower 43(4):ll-l2.Short, R.E. 1971. What's best rate of gain? (for top reproduction from replacement heifers). Montana Farmer Stockman 59:42.Bellows, R.A. 1970. Feeding the beef heifer during pregnancy and during her first winter. Agric. Res. l9:6.Pahnish, O.F. 1970. Crossbreeding. The Montana Stockgrower 42(1):22-23.Bellows, R.A. 1968. That early spring grass. Montana Stockgrower 40:9-l0.Bellows, R.A. 1967. Save those calves. U. S. Range Livest. Exp. Sta. Misc. Publ., 2 pp.Staff. 1966. Funnel for reviving pigs. Agr. Res.:15:16.Bellows, R.A. 1965. Calf mortality can be cut in half at birth. Montana Farmer Stockman 53:43-46.Pahnish, O.F. 1965. Select heifers by weight traits. Montana Farmer Stockman 53(1):14.Pahnish, O.F. 1965. Relationships of beef cattle traits, how do they affect relationships? Montana Farmer Stockman.Bellows, R.A. 1964. Research at the U. S. Range Livestock Experiment Station. Misc. Sta. Publ., 7 pp.Kieffer, N.M.1964. Some aspects of inbreeding and selection for beef cattle improvement. Montana Farmer Stockman, March.Urick, J.J. 1964. Can we improve feed efficiency by selecting for rapid gain? Montana Farmer Stockman, March.Kieffer, N.M.1962. The significance of heritability estimates in animal improvement. Montana Farmer Stockman, July.Woodward, R.R. 1959. Our beef type dilemma. Farm Profit Magazine, January.Woodward, R.R. 1959. New breeds of beef cattle. Farm Profit Magazine, January.Rice, F.J. 1957. Article. American Hereford Journal, January.Staff. 1957. Information and data furnished for article. The Ford Almanac, February.Woodward, R.R., Quesenberry, J.R. and Willson, F.S. 1957. An appraisal of beef selection factors: selection for greater length of body should result in a higher percentage of valuable cuts and overall improvement in carcass quality. Shorthorn World, November.Staff. 1956. Data and material furnished for article. College Farmer, January.Woodward, R.R. and Quesenberry, J.R. 1956. The feed value of molasses dried beet pulp and its effect on deceasing bloat in fattening steers. For publication put out by Spreckels Sugar Company.Staff. 1955. Data furnished for article "Miles City Carcass Studies". Farm Journal, August.Staff. 1955. Information furnished for article on crossbred beef cattle. Capper's Farmer, June.Staff. 1955. Information furnished for article "It pays to graze moderately".Agricultural Research, May.Woodward, R.R. 1955. Here's where we stand on crossbred beef. Successful Farming, May.Woodward, R.R. 1955. Crossbreeding beef cattle. Successful Farming, August.Staff. 1954. Information and data supplied for article "Influence of the Show Ring on the Improvement of Commercial Beef Cattle". The Farm Quarterly, June.Staff. 1953. "Production Testing of Beef Cattle" furnished for publicity on 9-Stop Farm Study Tour of the Pacific Northwest which included the U. S. Range Livestock Experiment Station. Successful Farming, June.Woodward, R.R. and Miller, C.O. 1953. Furnished information for article. Montana Farmer Stockman, June.Staff. 1952. Furnished bulletins and reprints for use on article. The Country Guide, January.Staff. 1952. Information on FortKeogh and horses furnished for article. Northwest Hitching Post, August.Woodward, R.R. 1952. A production test for beef sires. The Rural New Yorker Magazine, July.Zeller, J.H. 1952. Was furnished information on Montana No. 1 hog for article. The Inbred News, February.Staff. 1951. "Range water spreading on Sadie's bottom". Montana Farmer Stockman, November.Staff. 1951. Furnished data for article on crested wheatgrass. The Northwest Magazine, November.Staff. 1951. Hormones--lower beef cost. Cappers Farmer Magazine, October.Staff. 1951. "Modern beef cattle improvement experiments at MilesCity, Havre, revolutionized the thinking of livestock people. The Northwest Magazine, March.Staff. 1951. "The Hamprace Hog" and photographs furnished for article. Swine Section of the Western Livestock Journal, March.Staff. 1951. Furnished information and data for article "Start program to develop faster gaining beef cattle". Cappers Farmer Magazine, February.Knapp, Bradford Jr. 1950. Beef cattle breeding research. Canadian Hereford Digest, November.Knapp, Bradford Jr. 1950. Is crossbreeding the answer to more economical beef production? Sent as answer to Question of the Month. The Western Livestock Journal, July.Knapp, Bradford Jr. 1950. Beef cattle breeding research. Farm Quarterly, July.Knapp, Bradford Jr. 1950. Beef cattle breeding research at the U. S. Range Livestock Experiment Station. American Hereford Journal, July.Knapp, Bradford Jr. 1950. Beef cattle breeding research. Farm Quarterly, May.Staff. 1950. Information and data furnished for article. Western Farm Life, October.Staff. 1950. Information sent in the form of releases and reprints of published materials available on Physical Plant and scope of work at the U. S. Range Livestock Experiment Station. Farm Quarterly.Staff. 1950. Supplied information for article. Successful Farming, June.Staff. 1950. Sent release on work at the U. S. Range Livestock Experiment Station for article. The Canadian Cattleman, June.Staff. 1950. Furnished information regarding the Hereford Congress held in Great Falls for article. Montana Farmer Stockman, June.Staff. 1949. Crossbred beef cattle for the Northern Great Plains. Farm Journal, April.Staff. 1949. Furnished glossy print of Black Hampshire Boar No. 741 for use with article on "The selection and care of herd boars". Progressive Farmer Magazine.Knapp, Bradford Jr. 1949. Luck or science in beef cattle breeding. Progressive Farmer Magazine, September.Knapp, Bradford Jr. 1949. Crossbred cattle for the Northern Great Plains. South Dakota Stockgrower, September.Knapp, Bradford Jr. 1948. Beef cattle research at the U. S. Range Livestock Experiment Station. Montana Farmer-Stockman, September.Staff. 1948. Story on Field Day at U. S. Range Livestock Experiment Station. Montana Farmer Stockman, July.Staff. 1948. Science's gift to stockmen--experiments in Montana introduce unique opportunity for improvement. Successful Farming, March.Staff. 1948. Photographs and information furnished for article. Successful Farming, June.Knapp, Bradford Jr. 1947. Science and beef breeding. Western Farm Life, November.Quesenberry, J.R. 1947. "Beef cattle research at the U. S. Range Livestock Experiment Station". South Dakota Stocker, March.Staff. 1947. Science's gift to stockmen--experiments in Montana introduce unique opportunity for improvement. The Northwest Magazine, December.Staff. 1947. Material and information regarding Landrace swine developed at this Station. Successful Farming, October.Staff. 1947. Material furnished for article "Better beef by crossing". The Northwest magazine, August.Staff. 1947. Material and information on steers marketed. Markets Magazine, July.Staff. 1947. Material on experimental work at the U. S. Range Livestock Experiment Station furnished to Billings Public Stockyards for publication. April.Staff. 1947. Information on Hamprace hogs furnished for article. Cappers Farmer, August.Staff. 1947. Furnished material on Landrace swine developed at this Station. The Montana Farmer, June.Staff. 1947. Furnished technical material for article. The Canadian Countryman, April.Staff. 1946. Furnished data and material for article on swine experiments and also on results of cattle crossbreeding experiment and "proved" bulls. Farm Journal, September.Staff. 1946. Furnished data and material for write-up on crossbreeding work on beef animals at this Station. The Country Gentleman, June.Staff. 1946. Data furnished to Agricultural Development Department, Northern Pacific Railway for "Tomorrow's hogs here today". Published by them in The Northwest paper, December,.Knapp, Bradford Jr., Baker, A.L., Quesenberry, J.R. and Clark, R.T. 1945. Growth and production factors in range cattle (a Montana Bull.). The Canadian Countryman, September.Knapp, Bradford Jr. 1945. Abstract on crossbreeding experiment. The Canadian Countryman, September.Staff. 1945. Sent information and data to go with photographs taken by R. P. Raustat. published in Markets Magazine, July.Staff. 1945. Information on linebreeding and copy of mimeographed ROP report. The Western Farm Life, October.Staff. 1945. Data furnished for article "Beef crossbreds yield bigger profits". The Cappers Farmer, September.Staff. 1945. Furnished information and data for article "Crossbreeding - 3 way cross. Cappers Farmer, July.Knapp, Bradford Jr. 1944. The facts of crossbreeding. Western Farm Life, November.Knapp, Bradford Jr. 1944. Beef cattle research at the U. S. Range Livestock Experiment Station. IowaHomestead, August.Knapp, Bradford Jr. 1944. Beef cattle research at the U.S. Range Livestock Experiment Station. Wallace's Farmer, August.Knapp, Bradford Jr. 1944. Beef research at the U. S. Range Livestock Experiment Station. Published in the following periodicals: The Shorthorn World, Dakota Farmer, The American Cattle Producer, The Cattleman, Montana Farmer, Southern Stockman, Western Livestock Reporter, American Hereford Journal, and Western Livestock Journal, June.Baker, A.L. and Quesenberry, J.R. 1943. Fertility of range beef cattle. Montana Stockgrower Magazine, June.Baker, A.L. 1943. Fertility of range beef cattle. American Hereford Journal, June.Clark, R.T., Knapp, Bradford, Jr, Baker, A.L.and Quesenberry, J. R. 1943. Performance testing of beef cattle. Published in the Western Livestock Reporter, the American Cattle Producer, The Cattleman, and the American Hereford Journal, September.Knapp, Bradford Jr. 1943. Good and poor bulls. Montana Stockgrower Magazine, November.Knapp, Bradford Jr. 1943. Crossbreeding for beef production. Montana Stockgrower Magazine, December.Baker, A.L. and Quesenberry, J.R. 1942. The feeding value of dried molasses beet pulp and its effect on decreasing bloat in fattening calves. Montana Stockgrower Magazine, May.Hutton, R.E. 1936. The production of hogs suitable for the European Wiltshire trade. Meat Prod. Rev.Hutton, R.E. 1936. Hogs can be produced profitably in parts of Northern Great Plains. USDA Yearbook Separate 1040.Marsden, S.J. 1936. Turkey raising is being stabilized by modern methods. USDA Yearbook Separate 1175.Smith, S.L. 1936. Sheep grow better on alfalfa than timothy hay, experiment shows. USDA Yearbook Separate 1170.Kennedy, F.H. 1935. Range cattle in eastern Montana consumed abnormal amounts of salt during the 1934 drought. Am. Hereford J., Dec 15.Hutton, R. E. 1931.The comparative value of mature sows and gilts in pork production. Meat Res. Rev.Krantz, E.B. 1926. Morgan stud established at the U.S. Range Livestock Experiment Station. Published in Breeders Gazette, The American Remount, and Western Farmer, February. USDA, ARS Fort Keogh Livestock and Range Research Laboratory243 Fort Keogh Rd., MilesCity, MT  59301-4016Phone: 406-874-8200, Fax:  406-874-8289


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