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Ten Border Leicester x Blackface castrated male lambs from a group of 20 of 33 kg mean initial live weight were offered a diet (LP) which provided (per kg dry matter (DM)) 12.2 MJ metabolisable energy (ME) and 0.120 kg crude protein (CP). The remaining ten lambs were offered an approximately iso-energetic diet which provided 0.148 kg CP/kg DM (HP). The feeding level for both groups was approximately 2.5 times the estimated maintenance requirement. Five lambs in each of the dietary groups were subcutaneously implanted with a combination of 60 mg trenbolone acetate (TBA) and 12 mg oestradiol-170 (OE 2), 54 days before slaughter ; the remainder were untreated.

Response of wether lambs to implantation with trenbolone acetate combined with oestradiol-17β at two levels of dietary protein