1969
DOI: 10.2527/jas1969.286742x
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Comparison of Carcass Traits of Bulls and Steers

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“…Considerable interest has developed in growing and finishing young intact males to take advantage of their superior rate and efficiency of gain as compared with the castrated male (Arthaud et al, 1969(Arthaud et al, , 1977Jacobs et al, 1977a,b;Seideman et al, 1982;Gregory and Ford, 1983). In addition, carcasses from intact males are leaner and have a higher percentage of edible product (Arthaud et al, 1969(Arthaud et al, , 1977Field, 1971;Ntunde et al, 1977;Gregory and Ford, 1983).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Considerable interest has developed in growing and finishing young intact males to take advantage of their superior rate and efficiency of gain as compared with the castrated male (Arthaud et al, 1969(Arthaud et al, , 1977Jacobs et al, 1977a,b;Seideman et al, 1982;Gregory and Ford, 1983). In addition, carcasses from intact males are leaner and have a higher percentage of edible product (Arthaud et al, 1969(Arthaud et al, , 1977Field, 1971;Ntunde et al, 1977;Gregory and Ford, 1983).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Considerable interest has developed in growing and finishing young intact males to take advantage of their superior rate and efficiency of gain as compared with the castrated male (Arthaud et al, 1969(Arthaud et al, , 1977Jacobs et al, 1977a,b;Seideman et al, 1982;Gregory and Ford, 1983). In addition, carcasses from intact males are leaner and have a higher percentage of edible product (Arthaud et al, 1969(Arthaud et al, , 1977Field, 1971;Ntunde et al, 1977;Gregory and Ford, 1983). However, carcasses from intact males have repeatedly been inferior in quality grade and palatability traits to those from castrated males (Nichols et al, 1964;Bailey et al, 1966;Arthaud et al, 1969Arthaud et al, , 1977Jacobs et al, 1977a,b;Landon et al, 1978;Gregory et al, 1983).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Daenicke (1966) (Schwark und Schade, 1973;Worrell et al, 1987; vorliegende Untersuchungen). Demgegenüber weisen nach Arthaud et al (1969) und Arneth (1972) Färsen bzw. Ochsen gegenüber Bullen einen deutlich geringeren Proteingehalt des Muskelgewebes auf.…”
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“…In general, heifers are expected to fatten at lighter weights (Hedrick et al,1969;Suess e/ al.,1969: Wilson et aI., 1969 and bulls at heavier weights (Turton, 1962;Arthaud et al, 1969Harte, 1969 Hedrick et al, 1969) than steers, with percent fat increasing and percent muscle and bone decreasing with increasing weight. However, there is need for additional documentation of the relationships between various carcass characteristics and the sex and weight of the animal.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%