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Title: Thrive weekly roundup: dairy beef in Kerry and the cost of rearing a calf

This week's dairy beef roundup looks at what it costs to get a calf to the point of weaning when all inputs are included. We also have an update from John Brosnan in Castleisland, Co Kerry.

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Beef > Management
04 June 2022
Declan Marren on 04 Jun 2022

Thrive weekly roundup: dairy beef in Kerry and the cost of rearing a calf

This week's dairy beef roundup looks at what it costs to get a calf to the point of weaning when all inputs are included. We also have an update from John Brosnan in Castleisland, Co Kerry.

Declan Marren
Beef > Management
4 June 2022

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This spring's weaned calves on the farm of John Brosnan outside Castleisland, Co Kerry.

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