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individually and collectively. I thought I kr ew but bits of information picked up from: Bob Priode and the boys at Front Royal Beef Cattle Research Center commenced to arouse my curiosity. Then Ton Marlovre in making his talk on R. O. P. at the cattleman’sScfool at S|>erryville some time agi con vine* d me I should get my herd in this program. Last winter and spring I recorded birth dates and tigged the calves as they were bon, recorded the sire an! dam of Sold the calves at our call where grade and weight on was obtained anc then sei the data to Marlowe.
Marlowe in tun i figured the average daily rate of gain of calf and adjustel this in case of heifer c; Ives, to is of a steer. Bulls | ;row fasteir than steers; steers fastti* than etc. land with this plus the grade of each ca f p»pw index bit etch coir’s
Even after calf sale time] after having watched t >e calves) from the day they were >orn until marketed, I felt sure which
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