Definition of bobby calf in English:

bobby calf

nounˈbɒbi

An unweaned calf slaughtered for veal.
被宰杀的未断奶小牛
Example sentencesExamples
- A zero milk, meat and bobby calf withholding period means you can use it any time of the year such as before calving or while they are milking.
- If you produce or sell or transport bobby calves, you need to pay close attention to how you manage them.
- The current closure of the slaughter house has meant that the number of bobby calves is building up on farms.
- In return the sharemilker receives 29% of the farm's milk income and a half share of bobby calf income.
- They are typically content to sell their male calves off as bobby calves, at around 4 days to 2 weeks of age, and retain their heifer calves as re-stockers for their older milkers in their herd.
- It has strongly opposed the use of the tags on bobby calves going to slaughter from this time.
- This interactive calculator allows the user to calculate the sale price needed to generate a specific net profit for a bobby calf rearing enterprise where the user also inputs the starting live weight, purchase cost, growth rate, feed costs (milk powder or whole milk and meal), and rearing time.
- This is because bobby calves are traditionally slaughtered at less than three weeks of age rather than at over two months of age.
- Mr Glanville emphasised that bobby calves were only those less than six weeks of age that were unaccompanied by their mothers at the time they are transported.
- So often do I see poorly reared calves on our Maori farms that I wonder why they do not send them all off in the bobby calf lorry and not bother to take the trouble to try and rear them at all.
- Before I left I asked him if the bobby calves were still around, and he told me they were over in the river paddock.
- A bobby calf is a very young calf slaughtered for human consumption.
- Dairy farmers will no longer have to pay for bobby calf national vendor declaration forms.
- Producers also use them for dead bobby calves as there is also someone that calls around to collect them as well.
- Furthermore, milk from treated cows should not be fed to bobby calves without consideration of an appropriate meat withholding period for the calves.
- Which means they mostly get sold off as bobby calves and shipped off to the meatworks.
- Were it not for the beef industry, the saleable meat harvested from this large pool of animals would be their bobby calf carcass weight.
- This booklet is for farmers who supply bobby calves for collection.
- A calf was born while the cattle were on Mark's property and Joe subsequently decided to sell the 4 week old bobby calf as well as 3 more of his 10 cattle then bring the rest back to his property.
- The price paid as calculated in accordance with paragraph above is in full and final settlement of the bobby calves collected by Taylor Preston.

Origin

1920s: perhaps from bob², bobby calf being one of a number of collocations where bobby has the sense 'small, short'. Compare with the dialect term staggering bob for a very young calf or its meat, recorded from the late 18th century, perhaps from the pet form of Robert.

词汇	bobby calf
释义	Definition of bobby calf in English: bobby calf nounˈbɒbi An unweaned calf slaughtered for veal. 被宰杀的未断奶小牛 Example sentencesExamples A zero milk, meat and bobby calf withholding period means you can use it any time of the year such as before calving or while they are milking. If you produce or sell or transport bobby calves, you need to pay close attention to how you manage them. The current closure of the slaughter house has meant that the number of bobby calves is building up on farms. In return the sharemilker receives 29% of the farm's milk income and a half share of bobby calf income. They are typically content to sell their male calves off as bobby calves, at around 4 days to 2 weeks of age, and retain their heifer calves as re-stockers for their older milkers in their herd. It has strongly opposed the use of the tags on bobby calves going to slaughter from this time. This interactive calculator allows the user to calculate the sale price needed to generate a specific net profit for a bobby calf rearing enterprise where the user also inputs the starting live weight, purchase cost, growth rate, feed costs (milk powder or whole milk and meal), and rearing time. This is because bobby calves are traditionally slaughtered at less than three weeks of age rather than at over two months of age. Mr Glanville emphasised that bobby calves were only those less than six weeks of age that were unaccompanied by their mothers at the time they are transported. So often do I see poorly reared calves on our Maori farms that I wonder why they do not send them all off in the bobby calf lorry and not bother to take the trouble to try and rear them at all. Before I left I asked him if the bobby calves were still around, and he told me they were over in the river paddock. A bobby calf is a very young calf slaughtered for human consumption. Dairy farmers will no longer have to pay for bobby calf national vendor declaration forms. Producers also use them for dead bobby calves as there is also someone that calls around to collect them as well. Furthermore, milk from treated cows should not be fed to bobby calves without consideration of an appropriate meat withholding period for the calves. Which means they mostly get sold off as bobby calves and shipped off to the meatworks. Were it not for the beef industry, the saleable meat harvested from this large pool of animals would be their bobby calf carcass weight. This booklet is for farmers who supply bobby calves for collection. A calf was born while the cattle were on Mark's property and Joe subsequently decided to sell the 4 week old bobby calf as well as 3 more of his 10 cattle then bring the rest back to his property. The price paid as calculated in accordance with paragraph above is in full and final settlement of the bobby calves collected by Taylor Preston. Origin 1920s: perhaps from bob², bobby calf being one of a number of collocations where bobby has the sense 'small, short'. Compare with the dialect term staggering bob for a very young calf or its meat, recorded from the late 18th century, perhaps from the pet form of Robert.
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