Practice mode Animal husbandry

How much colostrum should a newborn calf be given?

Correct answer C. 1/10th of body weight

Explanation

A newborn calf should receive colostrum equal to about one tenth of its body weight, as early feeding supplies antibodies that protect it against infection.

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