Genetic Evaluations Help Breed Better Bossies n a dairy farm, the cycle of life can be quite short. Sadly, about 8 percent of calves born do not survive beyond 48 hours and are considered stillborn. Scientists recently a - Cattle cycle - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Genetic Evaluations Help Breed Better Bossies n a dairy farm, the cycle of life can be quite short. Sadly, about 8 percent of calves born do not survive beyond 48 hours and are considered stillborn. Scientists recently a Add to Reading List Document Date: 2007-01-16 10:24:48 Open Document File Size: 122,85 KB Share Result on Facebook City Beltsville / / Company ARS Animal Improvement Programs Laboratory / ARS’s Animal Improvement Programs Laboratory / / Country Columbia / United States / / / Facility USDA-ARS Animal Improvement Programs Laboratory / / / IndustryTerm dairy records processing centers / / Organization ARS’s Animal Improvement Programs Lab / USDA / Animal Improvement Programs Lab / National Association of Animal Breeders / / Person Sharon Durham / PEGGY GREB / Paul VanRaden / Duane Norman / John Cole / / / Position Governor / dairy farmer / research leader / / ProvinceOrState Missouri / Maryland / / URL www.nps.ars.usda.gov / / SocialTag Dairy farming Biology Dairy cattle Dairy Calf Milk Plant breeding Livestock Cattle Agriculture

Genetic Evaluations Help Breed Better Bossies n a dairy farm, the cycle of life can be quite short. Sadly, about 8 percent of calves born do not survive beyond 48 hours and are considered stillborn. Scientists recently aAdd to Reading List