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Does It Pay to Target Compensatory Growth in Yearlings During the Summer?
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Compensatory gain on summer grass is often touted as one of the benefits of a slow growth wintering program for calves. Recent research is challenging the value of compensatory growth when development programs include both a wintering and summering phase prior to marketing.
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