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Backgrounding Calf Management Strategies Using Corn Residue and Double Cropped Forages
Approximately 70% of calves in the U.S. are born in the spring and weaned in the fall, this results in a large supply of calves potentially available for backgrounding over the winter. Backgrounding systems positively impact the beef industry by efficiently using forage resources available. These sy
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