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Clinical outcome of an SCNT-derived <i>MSTN</i> knockout buffalo: a case study. [PDF]
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Veterinary Clinics of North America: Food Animal Practice, 2003
Cow-calf production occurs in all 50 states over varied resource bases and under vastly different environmental conditions. Multiple breeds exist and management styles and objectives are as numerous as the number of cow-calf producers. There is not one area of the country, one breed of cattle, or one management style that is most profitable for ...
Feuz, D., Umberger, W.
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Cow-calf production occurs in all 50 states over varied resource bases and under vastly different environmental conditions. Multiple breeds exist and management styles and objectives are as numerous as the number of cow-calf producers. There is not one area of the country, one breed of cattle, or one management style that is most profitable for ...
Feuz, D., Umberger, W.
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Anaemia and veal calf production
Veterinary Record, 1976Calves have been raised for veal on liquid diets containing different amounts of iron. A concentration of 25-30 mg soluble iron/kg dietary dry matter provided sufficient haemaglobin for normal appetite, growth and oxygen transport, and also produced carcases light coloured enough for the veal trade. When anaemia was induced in calves or sheep the first
I, Bremner, J M, Brockway, H T, Donnelly
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Veal calf production in the Netherlands
The Bovine Practitioner, 1990Quantative information on the health of veal calves in the Netherlands is limited. Some broad figures are known as to, for example, average mortality and premature slaughter rate, medicine costs and applied antibiotic treatments for enteric and respiratory disorders, etc. Data from necropsies and laboratory research at the animal health departments can
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The Economics and Productivity of U.S. Cow-Calf Production
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Nehring, Richard +3 more
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In vitro production of large osteoclasts by calf serum
Experimental Cell Research, 1970Abstract The present study shows that addition of calf serum to cultures of rat embryonic bones results in the production of large osteoclasts.
M, Liskova, P, Jean
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Effects of cow-calf production system and postweaning management on calf performance
Applied Animal Science, 2019ABSTRACT A 3-yr study evaluated the effects of cow-calf production system and postweaning management on finishing performance and carcass characteristics of calves. Treatments were arranged as a 2 × 2 factorial (1 replication from each of 2 locations each year): (1) cow-calf production system: dry-lot feeding (DL) or grazing corn residue (GRZ) and (2)
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Comparison of dairy and multiple suckled calf production with calf access restricted
Australian Journal of Experimental Agriculture and Animal Husbandry, 1977The effects on animal performance were measured when machine milking was compared with restricted access suckling of four, three and two calves per cow, and when machine milking was alternated with restricted access multiple suckling. Calves were allowed access to cows twice daily, and supplementary grain feeding was provided to half the calves.
IH Rayner, J Edmunds, J Stokoe
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Influence of 48 hour calf separation on milk production and calf growth in range cows
Theriogenology, 1979Hereford cows and their calves were either left together or separated for a 48-hr period between 50 and 80 days postpartum. Milk production and calf weights were determined 1 and 2 weeks prior to and 1 and 3 weeks after calf separation. Daily milk production of separated cows (5.6+/-.1 kg) was not different from that of control cows (5.3+/-.1 kg) at ...
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