Title :	ECONOMICS OF REPLACING WHOLE MILK WITH UNCONVENTIONAL MILK REPLACER FOR CALF REARING
Material Type:	printed text
Authors:	Kuwar, B.S., Author ; Shrestha, H.R., Author
Pagination:	208-213 p.
Languages :	English (eng)
Abstract:	Two milk replacers (one containing limited whole milk and another containing butter milk) we1:e compared 11 ith whole mi/k"in 3 weeks old calves up to -1 months of age for growth rate and economic pel.formance. There was no sign?ficant difference between diet groups for growth rate. But there was a saving of Rs. 2, 28-1 per calf fed milk replacer containing butter milk and Rs. 2,1-11 per calf fed milk replacer containing limited quantity of whole milk over whole milk feeding. It was possible to successfully wean the calves at 3 weeks of age and subsequently raise them hyfeeding milk replacer, concentrate and green grasses.

ECONOMICS OF REPLACING WHOLE MILK WITH UNCONVENTIONAL MILK REPLACER FOR CALF REARING [printed text] / Kuwar, B.S., Author ; Shrestha, H.R., Author . - [s.d.] . - 208-213 p.
Languages : English (eng)

Abstract:

Two milk replacers (one containing limited whole milk and another containing butter milk) we1:e compared 11 ith whole mi/k"in 3 weeks old calves up to -1 months of age for growth rate and economic pel.formance. There was no sign?ficant difference between diet groups for growth rate. But there was a saving of Rs. 2, 28-1 per calf fed milk replacer containing butter milk and Rs. 2,1-11 per calf fed milk replacer containing limited quantity of whole milk over whole milk feeding. It was possible to successfully wean the calves at 3 weeks of age and subsequently raise them hyfeeding milk replacer, concentrate and green grasses.