Translation of "Beef cow" in German

Beef cow farming in Scotland has for decades been promoted by the State.

At the Wieserhof farm best beef from suckler cow husbandry isoffered.

There will be many problems arising from the cut alone, not least of which will be the slaughter of 20 % of the dairy cows in East Germany and the resultant over-supply of cow beef on the market, not only in Europe but around the world.

While they were stopped at Big Charley Apopka Creek eating barbecued beef from a cow they had found and slaughtered, the militia caught up with them.

The price fall for cow beef is biggest, as the French market is mainly consuming cow beef.

A further significant reduction in Scotland's dairy cattle farming, which should not lead to giving up cultivation of the land, can only be achieved if the subsidies for beef cow farming are maintained, at least to the ex tent to date, beyond 1977.

These steps have been accompanied by national measures by the German government to export surplus beef from the former German Democratic Republic, and contracts covering 120,000 tonnes of cow beef and 20,000 tonnes of bull beef have been concluded with the USSR and exports will be executed in the coming months.

Thus if we wish to be logical and consistent, we should also ban bull beef and cow and heifer beef slaughtered at a certain time of the breeding cycle, and milk produced at a certain time of the breeding cycle.

In any case this makes sense because the more truly 'beef the cow is the more beef we will have, and we have too much beef already.

There is also a price difference of about one third depending on whether I am buying beef from a cow or beef from a young bull.

A method for treating anestrus in ewes and beef cattle by treating a ewe or a beef cow for 4 to 16 days with a gestagen having protracted action, followed by administering LH-RH or an analogous compound of at least the same efficiency for 2 to 6 days to bring about an LH plasma level sufficient to induce ovulation.

Bearing in mind that Ireland is the EEC's biggest exporter of beef, is the Council aware that the decision to reduce export refunds on shipments to third countries and the first ever suspension of intervention in Ireland will seriously undermine the stability of the Irish cattle and beef industry and does not the Council agree that the Community should in fact pursue a policy of increasing exports to third countries to offset increased supplies of cow beef?