Not just for sleep: Melatonin awakens scientists to its health benefits for cattle
A new study from Mississippi State University finds that feeding melatonin to cattle reduces stress in herds during hot and humid summer weather.
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A new study from Mississippi State University finds that feeding melatonin to cattle reduces stress in herds during hot and humid summer weather.
Melatonin can help alleviate some of that nutrient restriction and promote the production of amino acids and more efficient muscle growth.
Now, a team of scientists led by the Mississippi State University (MSU) has examined the functions of melatonin in cattle
Researchers have made new discoveries about how melatonin can be used to support cattle health, including alleviating oxidative stress and potentially controlling body temperature.
The search for a good night's sleep often leads individuals to the supplement aisle for a dose of melatonin. However, scientists at Mississippi State