The colostrum should be fed at the rate of __________
Colostrum, the first milk produced by a mother animal after birth, is essential for a newborn calf. It provides crucial nutrients and antibodies for passive immunity, protecting the calf from diseases.
The appropriate quantity of colostrum is determined as a percentage of the calf's initial body weight. This ensures the calf receives sufficient antibodies and energy shortly after birth.
Veterinary and animal husbandry guidelines recommend feeding colostrum at the following rate:
This calculation helps guarantee adequate antibody transfer and nutritional support, which is critical during the vulnerable neonatal period.
The 'Kheri' breed of sheep is found in
| List-I | List-II |
| Cattle Breed | Place of Origin |
| (A) Tharparkar | (I) Netherland |
| (B) Holstein Friesian | (II) United Kingdom |
| (C) Jersey | (III) Sindh |
| (D) Gir | (IV) Kathiawar |
Milk producing female cale is called________.