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Cow parity and it's affect on colostrum quality produced from Aberdeen Angus and Limousin suckler cows [electronic resource] / Laura O Connell

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Dissertation note: BSc (Hons) in Agriculture and Environmental Management. Galway-Mayo Institute of Technology, 2021 Summary: In this study, no difference was found in colostrum quality between pedigree Aberdeen Angus cows and pedigree Limousin cows (n=20). Cow parity did prove to have an influence on colostrum quality across both breeds.

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BSc (Hons) in Agriculture and Environmental Management. Galway-Mayo Institute of Technology, 2021

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In this study, no difference was found in colostrum quality between pedigree Aberdeen Angus cows and pedigree Limousin cows (n=20). Cow parity did prove to have an influence on colostrum quality across both breeds.

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