University of Idaho
MSE vs Rumensin + Tylan Finishing Trial

ControlMSER/TR/T+MSESEMSE vs R/T
No. of Head23242423
No. of Reps4444
Begin WT771.3769.8773.3763.45.570-3.5 Lbs
Carcass WT753.8757.0745.0741.612.8+12.0 Lbs
125 DY WT1,208.91,209.81,178.81,185.68.300+31.0 Lbs
125 DY CONS*24.2621.8920.9622.440.320+4.4%
125 DY ADG3.583.603.323.450.040+8.4%
125 DY F/G*6.776.106.316.500.076-3.4%
% Dress62.0062.0061.9962.000.0030.00
% Choice47.869.643.526.10.260+60.0%
% No. 2 or Less34.834.826.139.10.180+33.3%
# No. 4's1100

* MSE, R/T Significantly Different than Control P<.04

These differences are similar to the increase in performance seen in the University of Nebraska trial, which showed significant (P<.02) differences in performance. Significant differences were not measured here because there were only four replications when six whould have been best.

MSERumensin/Tylan
Carcass Return$822/HD$789/HD
Initial Cost$493/HD$495/HD
Cost of Gain$217/HD
($0.494/CWT)
$208/HD
($0.515/CWT)
Profit/HD$112.00$86.00

Total Advantage $/HD = $26/HD
Considering conversion, final wt., and carcass quality.