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Materials and Methods Performance and health treatment records on 1714 Angus-sired calves fed at various feedlots over a three year period (2003-2005) were used in this analysis. Traits in this study were analyzed with general linear models to estimate significance and effects. We then evaluated the extent to which number of treatments for bovine respiratory disease influenced performance traits such as overall average daily gain (ADG), weight per day of age (WDA), age at harvest (AH), and carcass traits such as hot carcass weight (HCW), ribeye area (REA), ribeye area per 45.5 kg of carcass weight (REAcwt), calculated yield grade (YG), and marbling score (MS).

Estimation of the Effects of Bovine Respiratory Disease Treatments through the Feedlot Phase and the Differences among Sires of Angus Cattle