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suckler

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suck·ler  (sklr)
n.
1. An unweaned mammal, especially a suckling calf.
2. An animal that suckles its young; a mammal.
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Byline: Karen Dent BEEF finishers are doing well from current trading conditions but higher input costs mean suckler producers are continuing to suffer from low profitability, according to research by the English Beef and Lamb Executive (Eblex).
Suckler producers continue to suffer by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
They are also establishing a 50-head suckler herd along with some pigs.
Radical answer to bought-in feed cost by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
During the last war, local agricultural committees would have ordered such neglected ground to be deep ploughed with a track-layer, then drained, top-dressed with lime and potash, and sown with a long-lasting grass mixture to support suckler herds and sheep.
Country diary by guardian.co.uk / guardian.co.uk
 
 
 
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