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Fetal Development Timeline Adapted from Washington State University: EM060E: Feeding Beef Cattle II: Fetal Programming & Rethinking Cow/Calf Feeding Programs
inside her. She would have to be far down the road of malnutrition for her nutritional state to threaten the fetus. However, a malnourished cow, while it will not slough the fetus, does have the potential to raise a calf with what is known as “weak calf syndrome.” That
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