Influence of the Roughage Level in the Finishing Diet on Carcass Characteristics and Fatty Acid Composition of Carcass Fat in Fattening Japanese Black Steers

To investigate the influence of the roughage level in the finishing diet on carcass character-istics and fatty acid composition of carcass fat, eight 19-month-old Japanese Bl ack steers of a paternal half-sib family were assigned to either 25% or 15% rice straw level on TDN basis in the diet. Steers...

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