THE NET GAIN OF THE BULLS OF BEEF AND DAIRY BREEDS

Journal Title: Modern engineering and innovative technologies - Year 2019, Vol 2, Issue 8

Abstract

The article presents characteristic of the bulls meat productivity of beef and dairy breeds according to net gain, as a gain of carcass weight per one day of life. It has been proved if the growth rate increases from birth to slaughter, net gain tends to

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Ольга Крук, Анатолий Угнивенко, Наталья Кос

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  • EP ID EP675182
  • DOI 10.30890/2567-5273.2019-08-02-023
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Ольга Крук, Анатолий Угнивенко, Наталья Кос (2019). THE NET GAIN OF THE BULLS OF BEEF AND DAIRY BREEDS. Modern engineering and innovative technologies, 2(8), 47-50. https://www.europub.co.uk/articles/-A-675182