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Calves were allocated with their mothers and fed colostrums for the first three days after the birth [13]. After they housed in portable individual calf pen, and milk was given to calves one in a day from bucket with a nipple at 8.30-10.00 am. Calves were reared with limited milk for 5 weeks. Milk were increased until 3rd week then decreased from 3rd week to the final of the 5th week [14,15]. All calves were weaned at the end of the 5th week. Each calf had drunk 154 kg milk in five weeks. Besides, clover hay were given ad libitum to calves after the second weeks, water was given from the first week. Clover hay consumption was not recorded.

Effects of Propolis Administration on Growth Performance and Neonatal Diarrhea of Calves