2000
DOI: 10.2527/jas2000.00218812007700es0034x
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A review of the impact of feedlot management and nutrition on carcass measurements of feedlot cattle

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“…Reviewing the literature about some aspects of feedlot management and nutrition on carcass measurements, Owens & Gardner (1999) reported that Longissimus muscle shear force tended to improve as carcass weights increased, perhaps associated with greater stretch of the Longissimus muscle with greater carcass weight. Tenderstretching is an alternative carcass hanging configuration in which the carcasses are hanged by pelvic bone.…”
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“…Reviewing the literature about some aspects of feedlot management and nutrition on carcass measurements, Owens & Gardner (1999) reported that Longissimus muscle shear force tended to improve as carcass weights increased, perhaps associated with greater stretch of the Longissimus muscle with greater carcass weight. Tenderstretching is an alternative carcass hanging configuration in which the carcasses are hanged by pelvic bone.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In addition, a processor might want to implement specifications for cattle to be slaughtered that includes production practices that could potentially improve meat tenderness. Hanging carcasses in different configurations in the cooler, through stretching certain muscles and relaxing others, has been suggested to increase tenderness of stretched muscles and decrease tenderness of relaxed muscles (Owens & Gardner, 1999).…”
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“…Do mesmo modo, Ladely et al (1995) também não observaram diferenças na EGS e na qualidade da carcaça de novilhos alimentados com dietas contendo MGU ou MGS. Owens et al (1999), em revisão de literatura, verificaram que animais alimentados com dietas contendo MGU apresentaram maior AOL e EGS, porém, não diferiram quanto ao marmoreio e à qualidade da carcaça se comparados ao alimentados com milho seco.…”
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“…A gordura renal e pélvica, expressa na forma de peso ou porcentagem da carcaça tem sido utilizada como indicador do rendimento dos cortes cárneos com um coeficiente de correlação negativo (LUCHIARI FILHO, 2000;OWENS;GARDNER, 2000). Neste trabalho foi encontrada correlação negativa (r=-0,36; P=0,012) entre a quantidade de gordura renal e pélvica e rendimento de carcaça, que embora baixa, indica que houve diminuição do rendimento de carcaça com o aumento da quantidade de gordura renal e pélvica.…”
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