The breed of dam by sex of calf interaction effect on beef cattle weaning weight and cow efficiency

  • Dinkel C
  • Marshall D
  • Tucker W
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Abstract

A portion of a data set reported on in a previous paper was combined with additional data to evaluate the effects of dam breed × calf sex interaction and other sources of variation on beef cattle weaning weight and cow–calf efficiency of feed utilization. Within the Angus × Hereford dam group, the sex difference (male minus female calf) was 8.4% for weaning weight and 8.1% for efficiency ratio (calf weaning weight divided by dam and calf total digestible nutrients). Within the Simmental × Hereford group, the sex difference was 15.5% for weaning weight and 12.3% for efficiency ratio. Key words: Weaning weight, cow efficiency, beef cattle

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Dinkel, C. A., Marshall, D. M., & Tucker, W. L. (1992). The breed of dam by sex of calf interaction effect on beef cattle weaning weight and cow efficiency. Canadian Journal of Animal Science, 72(4), 981–985. https://doi.org/10.4141/cjas92-113

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