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Journal of Dairy Science: Cow-calf contact (CCC) systems are of growing scientific interest due to the public concern about early separation of the calf from the dam on dairy cattle farms, which currently occurrs soon after calving.
Lisette M.C. Leliveld +3 more
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FACTORS AFFECTING THE ADOPTION OF VALUE-ADDED PRODUCTION ON COW-CALF FARMS [PDF]
Factors that affect the decision to feed or sell calves at weaning are analyzed for Arkansas cow-calf operators. A discrete choice logit model is used to analyze the adoption of value-added cattle production.
Popp, Michael P. +2 more
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Veal calf industry economics [PDF]
, 2009 This paper provides an outline of the veal industry, its standing relative to other cattle farming enterprises, and its future prospects. In 2008 some 20 per cent of bovines slaughtered in the EU were for veal production and about one-third of them were
Fontguyon, Guy de, Sans, Pierre
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Feeding Cows to Nourish the Dam and the Calf [PDF]
, 2014 Bach, Alex. (2014). Feeding Cows to Nourish the Dam and the Calf.
Bach, Alex
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In modern dairy farming, separating the mother cow from the calf shortly after birth is common. This practice has proven successful from a production standpoint, but the dairy sector is subject to public requests to avoid early separation (Gierse ...
Reinhard Uehleke +2 more
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Dam safety coordination in flood risk management
, 2020 Dam Safety Coordination in Flood Risk Management presenters Lori Spragens, ASDSO Executive Director Mark Ogden, PE, ASDSO Project Manager Ken Smith, PE, ASDSO Past President Jason Campbell, PE, ASDSO President Tom Woosley, PE, ASDSO President-Elect 2013 ...
Association of State Dam Safety Officials
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Cow-calf contact rearing systems
The factsheets summarise the different types of cow-calf contact rearing systems: how to choose a system for rearing, foster cows rearing system with a specific factsheet on the fostering process, rearing calves with their dams, rearing calves with ...
Constancis, Caroline, Robin, Clara
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, 1983 Three dam types (straightbred (SB), single cross (2x), three-breed cross (3xX)), located in three Virginia herds (Bland, Hanover, State Farm) were bred to a combination of Angus, Limousin x Shorthorn and Maine Anjou x Shorthorn bulls. Over four calf crop
Kirsch, Gretchen L. (Gretchen Lise)
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Spotty and her calf photograph
, 1941 A cow named Spotty with her unusual two-headed calf, 1941. They were owned by W. A.
Campbells Photo Art (Photographer)
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