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Pennsylvania Agricultural Experi~nent BtationA number of reports (], 2,4,5,6,7,8) indicate that use of aureomycin in the rations of young dairy calves stimulates growth, decreases the incidence and severity of scours and may increase the efficiency of feed utilization.A preliminary report by Bloom and Knodt (3), relative to the use of aureomycin in milk replacements, also has indicated the value of this material in milk replacement rations of young calves.The milk replacement formula (1) developed at this station served as a convenient medium by which different levels and types of aureomycin supplementation were studied in relation to their effects on the growth and well being of young dairy calves.
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