LPM-0081
QUESTION
In an organized dairy farm the calves are separated from dams and maintained in individual pens or stalls normally up to the age of?
OPTIONS
(A) 4 Weeks
(B) 5 Weeks
(C) 6 Weeks
(D) 8 Weeks
ANSWER
(D) 8 Weeks
EXPLANATION
In organized dairy farms, calves are commonly separated from their dams and kept individually up to about eight weeks, allowing controlled milk feeding, observation and disease management. Four to six weeks may be shorter than the conventional period stated in the question.
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