A Guide to Academic Integrity. This is a set of interactive guides that aim to help you gain a better understanding of academic integrity and develop your skills so that your assessed work does not accidentally plagiarise the work of others.
Colostrum should not be thawed and refrozen. Colostrum can be stored frozen for up to a year with no loss of quality. Also storing at a moderate temperature (~ 20 C) for 2 days or refrigeration for 1 week should not result in a decrease in quality.
Calves must receive at least 2 L of colostrum (first milk) within 6 hours of birth. Leave the calf with its mother for the first 24 hours and make sure it has suckled successfully. Colostrum contains less sugar (lactose), but more protein, vitamins and minerals than normal milk (Table 1).