342 The effects of extended colostrum feeding on gastrointestinal tract growth of the neonatal dairy calf.
J. Pyo(University of Alberta), M.A. Steele(University of Guelph), Y. Inabu(Hiroshima University), S. Pletts(University of Alberta), Toshihisa Sugino(Hiroshima University), Josué Moura Romão(University of Alberta), Le Luo Guan(University of British Columbia), Deborah M. Haines(University of Saskatchewan), Zhixiong He(Chinese Academy of Sciences)
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