Harley Allen

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UA Div. of Agriculture

Also affiliated: Kansas State University (2023)

2 h-index 5 pubs 4 cited

Research Areas

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Harley Allen's research focuses on livestock management and nutrition, particularly within grazing systems. His recent publications investigate the effects of various feed supplements, grazing strategies, and environmental factors on livestock performance and health. Studies have evaluated the impact of corn type and mineral supplementation on grazing steers, as well as the influence of burn dates and mineral types on stocker steer gains and fly populations in native rangelands. Additionally, Allen has examined different summer grazing options for growing heifers and the effects of implants, clover, and fescue variety on stocker steers. His work involves collaborations with Larissa Muniz from the Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Station, with whom he has co-authored four publications. Allen's scholarship metrics include an h-index of 2 and a total of 5 publications with 4 citations.

Metrics

h-index: 2
Publications: 5
Citations: 4

Selected Publications

Effect of Corn Type and Form of Supplement on Grazing Steers – Year 2 (2023)

Kansas Agricultural Experiment Station Research Reports 2 citations DOI OpenAlex
Stocker Steer Gains and Fly Numbers as Impacted by Burn Date and Type of Mineral on Tallgrass Native Range – Year 4 (2023)

Kansas Agricultural Experiment Station Research Reports 2 citations DOI OpenAlex
Evaluation of Implants, Clover, and Fescue Variety on Stocker Steers – Year 3 (2023)

Kansas Agricultural Experiment Station Research Reports DOI OpenAlex