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Articles by Ana Verdugo

Acidosis and the ‘hungry games’

November 24, 2013
Gustavo Cruz, Ana Verdugo, and Rodrigo Pacheco
For millions of years, as the result of natural selection, ruminants developed the capability to obtain the greatest part of the energy necessary to reproduce and maintain vital function by ruminal microbial fermentation.
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Maternal nutrition and its effect on calf growth, development

October 24, 2013
Gustavo Cruz and Ana Verdugo
Since 2002, when Dr. David Barker and colleagues proposed the hypothesis of maternal nutrition impacting post-natal characteristics, animal scientists have started to take a closer look into this area.
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The importance of bunk management

September 24, 2013
Ana Verdugo
A feedlot has technology with numerous advantages for beef cattle production, with greater management costs and faster weight gains when compared to an extensive system.
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