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Charles B. Williams

United States Department of Agriculture

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Journal of Animal Science | 1992

A computer model to predict the effects of level of nutrition on composition of empty body gain in beef cattle: I. Theory and development.

J. W. Keele; Charles B. Williams; G. L. Bennett

Journal of Animal Science | 1992

A computer model to predict empty body weight in cattle from diet and animal characteristics.

Charles B. Williams; J. W. Keele; D.R. Waldo

Journal of Animal Science | 1995

Simulated influence of postweaning production system on performance of different biological types of cattle: III. Biological efficiency.

Charles B. Williams; G. L. Bennett; J. W. Keele

Journal of Animal Science | 1995

Application of a computer model to predict optimum slaughter end points for different biological types of feeder cattle.

Charles B. Williams; G. L. Bennett

Journal of Animal Science | 1992

A computer model to predict the effects of level of nutrition on composition of empty body gain in beef cattle. II: Evaluation of the model

Charles B. Williams; J. W. Keele; G. L. Bennett

Journal of Animal Science | 2006

Using simulation models to predict feed intake: phenotypic and genetic relationships between observed and predicted values in cattle.

Charles B. Williams; G. L. Bennett; T. G. Jenkins; Larry V. Cundiff; C. L. Ferrell

Journal of Animal Science | 1995

Simulated influence of postweaning production system on performance of different biological types of cattle. I: Estimation of model parameters

Charles B. Williams; G. L. Bennett; J. W. Keele

Journal of Animal Science | 1995

Simulated influence of postweaning production system on performance of different biological types of cattle: II. Carcass composition, retail product, and quality.

Charles B. Williams; G. L. Bennett; J. W. Keele

Journal of Animal Science | 2005

Technical Note: A dynamic model to predict the composition of fat-free matter gains in cattle

Charles B. Williams

Archive | 1993

A New Approach to Estimating Empty-Body Weight in Growing and Finishing BeefCattle

Charles B. Williams; J. W. Keele; Dale R. Waldo

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G. L. Bennett

Agricultural Research Service

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J. W. Keele

Agricultural Research Service

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C. L. Ferrell

Agricultural Research Service

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D.R. Waldo

United States Department of Agriculture

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Larry V. Cundiff

Agricultural Research Service

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T. G. Jenkins

United States Department of Agriculture

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