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J. Anim Sci. 1971. 32:442-445.
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Raising Dairy Calves for Beef Purposes1

Lester C. Hallman, Jr.2

Agway Inc., Syracuse, New York 14850

Abstract

Dairy calves can be successfully started on milk replacers in large groups. Fourteen-week-old calves weighing 117.9 kg can be readily acclimated to feedlot conditions. Beef produced by young Holstein steers has been found to be acceptable by the consumer.

Footnotes

1 Presented at the Dairy-Beef Symposium held at the combined Meeting of the North Atlantic Section, American Society of Animal Science, and the Eastern Division, American Dairy Science Association, University of Delaware, July 7, 1969.

2 Present address: Dr. Lester C. Hallman, Jr., Manager, Technical Service Bureau Fine Chemicals Division, Diamond Shamrock Chemical Co., 60 Park Place, Newark, NJ. 07101.






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