Utilizing performance records in commercial beef herds (1989)

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Massey, John Walter, 1931-

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1989

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herd profitability, beef cattle industry, performance evaluations

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Herd profitability is based on costs and total herd production. Evaluation of herd production, in a simplified and straightforward way, can be extremely enlightening and result in obvious management deficiencies that can be changed many times easily. Today many commercial beef producers are using simple performance evaluations to determine which animals to cull.

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