Ebenezer
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The full answer on disposition: "it depends". You have to see if it follows over to the next generation. That is one of the expenses of raising your own lines and replacements.
Yes, that overly "Strong" maternal attitude is typically inherited .Does that kind of attitude pass down through genetics? I'm curious if you've kept any heifers out of her or avoid keeping her heifer calves so you don't end up with multiple rips. Trying to learn somethin' new. Thanks.
been flushing, ivf'g with old 1968-1980 birth date maine anjou bulls on a cow that is a direct daughter from a bull around then. she makes a decent amount of embryo's no matter what, so been using a variety. nice deep cow. been using "calving ease" bulls on her like Dada.I have come across some 30 year old semen, thought would be fun to give it a try. Used it on a good cow with excellent feet......this is what i got.
As far as I know ALL cows are direct daughters from "bull(s) around then (1968-1980)"been flushing, ivf'g with old 1968-1980 birth date maine anjou bulls on a cow that is a direct daughter from a bull around then. she makes a decent amount of embryo's no matter what, so been using a variety. nice deep cow. been using "calving ease" bulls on her like Dada.
So where are all the bull of the month calves coming from if all cows today are direct daughters of bulls from 1968-1980?As far as I know ALL cows are direct daughters from "bull(s) around then (1968-1980)"
Unless time travel is real... lol
Never mind... It was humor...So where are all the bull of the month calves coming from if all cows today are direct daughters of bulls from 1968-1980?
I sure see a ton of pedigrees of cows whose sires where born way after 1980!
Your humor was appreciated by at least one member.Never mind... It was humor...
Or maybe not, apparently.