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Nine pastures totaling 492 acres were summer grazed by yearling Hereford s t ee r s . Five pastures were burned April 24, 1974; four were not burned. Burned and nonburned pastures had 0, 40, or 80 lbs. of nitrogen per acre applied aerially May 2, 1974. Stocking rates were determined with herbage production data from experimental plots under similar treatments. Under equal fer t i l iza t ion and s tocking ra tes , burned pastures produced more average daily gain and gain per acre than nonburned pastures. F e r t i l i z i n g and heavier stocking tended to reduce average daily gains, but increase gain per acre. Steers on the early-season, intensively grazed pasture, gained the most per day (2.09 lbs.) and produced a high gain per acre (96 l b s . ) . Range condition was higher on burned pastures. On unburned pastures , range condi t ion decreased as fer t i l izer ra te increased.

Response of yearling steers to pasture burning, fertilization, and intensive early season stocking (bluestem pastures)