Weaned

Calves are usually weaned at about eight to nine months of age, but depending on the season and condition of the dam, they might be weaned earlier.

Ensminger, p. 418 Most domesticated foals are weaned at five to seven months of age, although foals can be weaned at four months with no adverse physical effects.

A smaller consignment of weaned cattle saw a lift in trade for all classes, with Limousin bulls from Linden House averaging £1,485/head and selling to £1,570 on two occasions.

In mere decades, the global economy performed an incredible about-turn, and weaned itself off blubber – and on to crude oil.

It left mum Astra 'distressed' as Moon hadn't even been weaned off her mum's milk, her owners from Miller's Ark in the village of Hook said.

Trade for weaned calves rose again at Carlisle yesterday with Aberdeen Angus bulls selling to £1,205 for Barnglies with Herefords selling to £1,150 from the same home.

Either way, Anna had to rely on others to care for her own baby, who was not yet weaned, while she helped the mother and child survive the outbreak.

Most of the US-produced LNG is going to Europe after the bloc weaned itself off Russian gas in the wake of the Ukraine war.

Apart from the Sunday staple of (which is puri to other parts of India), I was slowly weaned into a diet of a triangular paratha, made with a mix of atta and maida, and a simple potato dish or fried aubergines on the side.

Growing up in Indiana, was weaned on Hollywood by his grandmother.

However, chimpanzee offspring that lost their mother after they were already weaned had less muscle mass than those with living mothers.

Some of them were downright nasty, such as the suggestion that British workers needed to be “weaned off” a furlough scheme they never asked to be put on.

The patient's oxygen levels have went back to normal and he is currently being weaned off ventilation, medics say.

They were helpful, then became a burden, at which point I slowly weaned off of them until I didn't need them anymore.

To those who hoped the PNC could be weaned away from their old politricks to hold on to power by any means necessary, Volda Lawrence’s latest outburst must’ve popped THAT bubble!

Besides the quality, one of his other issues with the brands at the time was that they didn’t offer a good alternative once babies were weaned.

Other than the drought, in Maharashtra, the dip in rabi area is also due to the low realisations in wholesale markets, which have weaned many farmers away from the crop.

Shephard slowly weaned herself back on to a more balanced diet that included a range of complex carbohydrates such as oats and brown rice.

She received a Prozac prescription at the Meadows, but she said she had weaned herself off it.

She was “weaned in the restaurant business,” her husband, Michael, said.