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Calf production by Angus-Hereford and Brahman-Hereford cows on two native rangeland forage systems.

Journal of animal science - 1 Oct 1995

Sims P L, Bailey D W

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Calf birth weights, weaning weights, and preweaning gain of Simmental-sired calves from Angus-Hereford (AH) and Brahman-Hereford (BH) F1 cows grazing native rangeland (NR) or native rangeland-complementary forage (NRCF) systems in the southern Great Plains mixed prairie were evaluated. Calves from AH dams were heavier (P < .001) at birth than calves from BH dams in both forage systems (40 and 37 kg,...

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PMID: 8617659
DOI: 10.2527/1995.73102893x

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