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In the tropics there is this forage that is fast gaining popularity. Known as Pinto Peanut, creeping peanut or arachis pintoi it is also a legume, it is equally nutritious as alfalfa and clovers but without the bloating effect. I am just curious if anybody here tried using it, and if it can be...

Thanks for all the replies. I will give BB x brahman a try most probably on experienced mothers first, and experiment later on newbies. It looks it has varied results in some Bos Taurus beef type breeds which by themselves are already moderately muscled but more used often on dairy type...

Does this mean there is a possibility that the brahman cows will have difficulty calving due to increase in their calves's weight or size? This is real trouble, especially for new mothers because brahmans are small at birth but will grow fast. Is there any other breed with heavy muscle like...

thanks..it looks good. It still has the features of a brahman with improved muscling. For sure they will raise well in the hot, humid, and wet climates of the Philippines. I'm hoping to see more write ups about them. Brahmans are very hardy but lacks muscling.

Are Belgian Blues bull good to cross to Brahman, Zebu and other B. Indicus cow breeds? I am just curious if this will add muscling while retaining their mother's adaptability to hot climate and heavy rains in tropical countries. Thanks.