Beef production from Charolais, Charolais X Shorthorn and Simmental sired calves from Jersey and Jersey X Hereford cows under grazing conditions.
M. P. B. Deland, PJ Saunders
Abstract
M. P. B. Deland, PJ Saunders
Abstract
Although Jersey and Jersey cross meat producers, females used in small South Australia, had high fertility a calving to the Charolais (M.P. Deland crossbreds had'lower maintenance requ tested by Thomas and Cartwright (1971 had heavier weaned weight of calf per breds tested at Clay Centre (U.S.D.A. breds are commonly thought to be po numbers on Struan Research Centre, 'nd required little assistance whils 9 unpublished data). The Jersey .irements than the straightbreds ) Y and young Jersey crossbred cows cow kept than 'did any other cross1975). or
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Although Jersey and Jersey cross meat producers, females used in small South Australia, had high fertility a calving to the Charolais (M.P. Deland crossbreds had'lower maintenance requ tested by Thomas and Cartwright (1971 had heavier weaned weight of calf per breds tested at Clay Centre (U.S.D.A. breds are commonly thought to be po numbers on Struan Research Centre, 'nd required little assistance whils 9 unpublished data). The Jersey .irements than the straightbreds ) Y and young Jersey crossbred cows cow kept than 'did any other cross1975). or
Key concepts: Shorthorn, Crossbreed, Ice calving, Biology, Animal science, Grazing, Beef cattle, Veterinary medicine