Various studies were undertaken from 1999-2010 to compare differing calf rearing systems and provide advice and information to calf rearers about which systems provide the best advantages for raising calves. A beginners guide to raising calves for beef 5 BASIC REQUIREMENTS 1. Hereford and Aberdeen Angus-bred animals represent 35 of all the calves born to dairy dams in Ireland. They produce calves that are the easiest to raise, sell at the most convenient market outlet. Approximately 1.5 million calves are reared annually in New Zealand, both as dairy replacements and for the beef industry. The latest Teagasc Green Acres factsheet confirms that Hereford and Aberdeen Angus cross animals can play an important role in driving both cash flow and profitability within any calf-to-beef system. Dairy farmers in India often suffer economic losses because of higher calf.
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