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Late calvers: Is a synchronisation programme the best option? - Agriland.co.uk
The beginning of the breeding season is here and often farmers ask what protocol they should adopt for their late calvers to ensure they are calving within the first six weeks of the calving season. However, cows needs recovery time after calving, as the voluntary waiting period is about 42 days or six weeks. This means that cows that are only recently calved will not be bred for another six weeks. In your typical 12-week breeding season, this w…
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