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    Heat Stress and Beef Cattle

    David Hartman (June, 2015)
    Summary

    Whether in a pasture or in a feedlot, cattle can suffer heat stress. Environmental conditions contributing to heat stress include minimal cloud cover, little or no air movement, high relative humidity, and high overnight low temperatures (above 70°F).

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    Organization
    		 Penn State Extension
    Publisher
    		 Penn State University
    Published
    		 June, 2015
    Material Type
    		 Written Material

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    1. Production
    2. Livestock
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