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counselors will be available. additional staffers will also be on the school buses and in the cafeteria to make the students feel safe. live dbl b ox we will continue this school shooting..includin g sound from one of the students injured in our next half hour. and we ll bring you new information as soon as we get it. on air, online and on our free mobile app. the results are in for super tuesday.and as expected. hillary clinton and donald trump were big winners.making them the clear frontrunners. let s take a look at the delegate count. clinton won 7 of the 11 states. she now has 1001 of the 2,381 delegates needed for her partie s nomination. for the g-o-p. trump also won 7 states. ted cruz won the big prize.his home state of texas. but you can see.trump has a ohio governor john kasich with strong 2nd place finishes in vermont and massachusetts. we ll have much more coverage.includin g reaction.in our next half hour. a traffic alert if you re traveling around over-the- rhine

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Excluding heifers with smaller pelvic sizes prior to breeding

EXCLUDING heifers with smaller pelvic sizes prior to breeding can help avoid traumatic deliveries, increased vet costs and, in severe cases, cow and/or calf mortality, as well as the often-hidden interruption to cow fertility. This can all ultimately improve the productivity and profitability of beef farms. Difficult calvings bring layers of economic loss for beef farmers and genetics play an important part in calving ease. Pelvic size in cattle is a highly heritable trait and selecting heifers that have a larger pelvic area can rapidly reduce calving problems and the associated costs by £6.50 per head. While most farmers would expect the biggest, heaviest heifers to have the largest pelvic areas, these animals can in fact have smaller pelvises compared to smaller heifers in the herd.