Consistent calf rearing approach reduces weaning age

Attention to detail when it comes to rearing calves is the foundation for a successful herd

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Consistent calf rearing approach reduces weaning age

A simple and consistent approach to feeding calves is achieving the desired results on a Cumbrian dairy farm, dropping the weaning age by two weeks and reducing costs while maintaining rearing targets...

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