ArticleTranslational animal science2026
Effects of forage NDF strategies on growth performance, starch digestion, ingestive behavior, and inflammatory responses in feedlot Angus × Nellore bulls.
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This study evaluated the effects of forage neutral detergent fiber (fNDF) level and feeding strategy on growth performance, carcass traits, ingestive behavior, starch utilization, and inflammatory biomarkers in Angus × Nellore bulls fed energy-dense diets. Sixty Angus × Nellore bulls (initial BW = 398 ± 10 kg) were housed in four pens (15 bulls/pen) and individually monitored using GrowSafe and Intergado systems. During d 0 to 50, bulls received diets containing either 12% or 7% fNDF. During d 51 to 100, 30 bulls remained on their original diets, whereas the remaining 30 bulls were switched to the opposite fNDF level (12→7% or 7→12%). Dry matter intake (DMI), average daily gain (ADG), and feed efficiency did not differ during the first period or across the overall feedlot period (
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