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You are here: Research/LIRU Livestock Issues Research Unit     Links     Dust       Texas Tech University     Atmospheric Science Group     Department of Geosciences     Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences     Department of Microbiology and Immunology       Dr. David  Straus     Department of Civil Engineering       Dr. Clifford B. Fedler   USDA ARS     Wind Erosion & Water Conservation, Lubbock, TX      Wind Erosion and Other Aeolian Processes Discussion List     Aeolian Papers of the Month     Conservation and Production Research Laboratory (CPRL) USDA-ARS, Bushland, TX       Energy, Soil, and Animal Waste Resources Research Unit,Animal Waste Management           Heat Stress in Cattle         Emergency Measures to Minimize Impact of Heat on Feedlot Cattle     Benefits of Shade for Feedlot Cattle     Keep Feedlot Cattle Cool Even in Drought     Burnett Center Progress Reports       Shade and Water Application to Decrease Heat Stress of Heifers in an Experimental Feedlot 2001 Burnett Center Progress Reports, PDF Format: 71 kb       Effects Shade on Heat-Stressed Heifers Housed Under Feedlot Conditions 2001 Burnett Center Progress Reports, PDF Format: 61 kb       Effects of Feeding Regimen on Performance, Behavior and Body Temperature of Feedlot Steers 2001 Nebraska Beef Report, PDF Format: 88 kb       Restricted Feeding Strategies for Reducing Heat Load of Yearling Steers 2001 Nebraska Beef Report, PDF Format: 44 kb       Managing Heat Stress in Feedlot Cattle Using Sprinklers 2001 Nebraska Beef Report, PDF Format: 53 kb     Sources for Internal Remote Monitoring of Core Body Temperature of Cattle     Technology Transfer Automated Retrieval System (TEKTRAN) Heat Stress Summaries           NCR-131 Animal Care and Behavior         Objectives     Administrative Advisor: Donald Beermann University of Nebraska, Institute of Agriculture & Natural Resources, Animal Science Department     CSRS Representative: Rich Reynnells Cooperative State Research, Education & Extension Program Service     Encyclopedia of Farm Animal Behavior (EFAB) Home Page     Click here for EFAB research connections.             W-173 - Stress Factors of Farm Animals and Their Effects on Performance     Objectives     Administrative Advisor: Kaltenbach C. C. (AZ)     CSRS Representative: Cooperative State Research, Education & Extension Service      Directors: Western Association of Agricultural Experiment Station Directors      Committees: Project/Committee Objectives      Click here for W-173 research connections.