Yearling definition

Yearling means domestic cattle at least twelve (12) months of age but less than twenty-four (24) months of age.
Yearling means a young ovine

Examples of Yearling in a sentence

  • Yearling rams and bucks are guaranteed breeders as follows: (1) The ram or buck should settle 60% of his ewes or does, provided he is not turned out with more than 35 ewes or does.

  • Yearling Rd. Columbus, Ohio 43213 Dear Mac: This letter reconfirms my letter of December 15, 1966.

  • Yearling and subyearling Chinook salmon generally maintained a clear size difference throughout the year.

  • Species Yearling Chinook Steelhead Sockeye and Sub-yearling Chinook Route Specific Testing Passage criteria has been met.

  • Species Yearling Chinook Steelhead Sockeye and Sub-yearling Chinook Route Specific Testing Project Survival test by block loading, advanced turbines and future unit passage Project Survival test by block loading, advanced turbines and future unit passage Project Survival test by block loading, advanced turbines and future unit passage Passage criteria met.

  • No. ___, Deptford Mall; No. ___, Easton Apts.; No. ___, Yearling Green Apts; and No. ___, One Seaport Plaza.

  • Important Statistics Record of Progeny Sire ID Dam ID Calf Birth Date Sex Calf Birth Weight Calf 205-Day Weight Yearling Weight Other Income Date Description Total Total Other Income (if none, enter zero) Show Records and Premiums Won Total Premiums Won (include this amount with other income above) Income Change In Animal Inventory Summary Final PROFIT OR LOSS can be figured by adding annual premiums and achievement Money after the fair to Line 10.

  • Results‌ Yearling and subyearling Chinook salmon were present in WVP reservoirs with subyearlings more common (Appendix Figure A-6).

  • A) Yearling (age-1) tuna from the Gulf of Mexico Mediterranean Sea (GBYP-Phase3 and ▇▇▇▇▇▇ et al.