In dairy management, the transition period usually covers which time?
Correct answer: C. About three weeks before to three weeks after calving
- A. The first week after weaning only
- B. The entire period between two breeding seasons
- C. About three weeks before to three weeks after calving
- D. The final week of the lactation only
Explanation
The transition period generally includes the three weeks before calving and the three weeks after calving. During this time, cows undergo major changes in feed intake, metabolism, immunity, and milk production.
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