Replacing Late Calving Beef Cows to Shorten Calving Season

Author(s): Charles Martinez
Publish Date: March 10 2021
Publication Number: W996

Abstract

This publication analyzes not just what happens to net returns when shortening the calving season but also what is the most proftable strategy for shortening the calving season length.

Category
Animals & Livestock
Subjects
Beef Cattle, Breeding & Reproduction,
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Language
English
Title: Replacing Late Calving Beef Cows to Shorten Calving Season
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