Maternal instinct of imported meat direction cattle and ethology of their calves

The examination of maternal qualities in the ethology cows and their young offspring, derived from study on adaptability productivity second third-generation Aberdeen Angus cattle imported to Kazakhstan Canadian European selection, is presented this paper. findings indicate that heifers, belonging generation, displayed extended feeding behavior throughout day, dedicating 33.2 minutes or 2.2% more time compared counterparts (P < 0.001). Similar disparities between groups were observed duration ruminant process. Moreover, heifers consumed water for an additional 2 0.6%, which can be attributed higher daily feed intake. calving process generally proceeded smoothly, demonstrating a well-developed instinct towards offspring. Notably, calves born exhibited greater agility achieved ability stand feet shorter time, with average 41.0 ± 1.60 minutes, was 11.7% faster than calves. Additionally, locate mother's breast, 68.0 7.70 minutes.