Examples of using Weaned in English and their translations into French
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the calves are weaned and grass, fodder
In some years, vixens selected for confidence gave birth to and weaned more pups when compared to non-selected vixens,
The small weaned should be fed a mixture of food wheat
However, this same study found higher morbidity in the weaned and kept-at-home in a drylot group, suggesting pasture is
health among calves(fed milk replacer at 10% BW) weaned at 3, 4,
After Amanda was weaned, she was taken from her enslaved mother
that he must be weaned from error by patience and compassion.
which indicated that those adults and weaned juveniles that were tracked,
She explained how she preferred to write scenarios for tough men:"I was weaned on stories about gunfighters
Males weaned and raised singly from 6 weeks of age also had significantly fewer matings than males weaned at 6 weeks
Haley(2006) observed that beef cows whose calves were weaned by the two-stage method called less, walked less and spent more time eating than cows whose calves were abruptly weaned.
cows with two-stage weaned calves spent less time eating and more time idling compared to cows with fence-line weaned calves Boland et al., 2008.
young stock included in the shipment have been weaned and are not on milk replacer.
enforcement of the penalty shall be deferred until her child has been weaned.
In addition, heart rates of the two-stage weaned cows were less variable in the two hours following separation compared to the abrupt weaned cows Loberg et al., 2007.
Vixens that weaned the most pups positioned themselves closer to the experimenter in a stick test as well as had a shorter latency,
The two facts listed in the indented text are a parenthetical note in the broader context of a four-hundred-year period that begins when Isaac was weaned and ends with the Exodus.
number of weaned rabbits(6.8 vs 7.1 rabbits),
Kits weaned at 6 weeks of age vocalise twice as much as those weaned at 8 to 10 weeks
Code of Practice requires each weaned animal to have access to a secluded area,