Calves

Killer Calves

Not everyone is born with the calves of their dreams. Whether you want calves that are well-formed, defined, supple, huge, or ripped, Killer Calves can help make your dreams a reality. For those who want to banish their chicken legs to the distant past, Killer Calves will help turn shrimpy calves into raging bulls. If you want to be fit, bring variety to your exercise routines, add some lower leg development, or maintain what you have already worked so hard to attain, Killer Calves is for you too. Killer Calves offers a wide range of tools, exercises, insights, and ideas to help shape your legs, particularly your calves. So, if you’re a hard gainer who has tried everything—or think you have—to build your calves, Killer Calves will give you numerous new ways to push your limits and help your muscles grow. If you're looking to sculpt and tone your lower legs, Killer Calves will provide you with a host of options to achieve the look you’re after. Or, if you're already jacked and looking to add a bit of variety and new options to your leg routine, Killer Calves will give you novel ideas and programs to torture yourself at home and the gym. Whether you're a fitness beginner looking for help, a seasoned bodybuilder or fitness professional looking for that little edge, someone who wants to get in shape, or an exercise enthusiast looking for a new approach, Killer Calves will help you improve your legs. Everyone deserves a great pair of legs. Everyone deserves a pair of killer calves!

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Factors Affecting Calf Crop

Factors Affecting Calf Crop summarizes the latest information available from leading cattle physiologists and geneticists regarding factors known to influence the production of live calves at weaning. You get practical information on management techniques for improving reproduction efficiency in the herd. You'll also learn about the functioning of the reproductive system and how this may affect reproductive processes in the cow herd. Managers will benefit from a clearer understanding of the factors known to limit efficient reproduction, while veterinarians and other professionals who advise cattlemen will appreciate the substantial reference material and color photographs for defining cow condition scores. Color photographs are also used to illustrate the discussions of testicular thermographies and their applications. Other chapters in the book cover developments in improving reproductive performance of the replacement heifer, the brood cow, and the bull. Topics on reproduction include physiology/endocrinology, the use of growth promotants, genetics and physiological and economic considerations in selecting the age to breed heifers, heritability of fertility, length of the breeding season, prepartum and postpartum nutrition, nursing by the calf, cloning of embryos, and much more.