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I just want to point out that when you cross beef bulls and milk cows you're getting bigger calves, period. Doesn't matter if it's an Angus with a thousand tiny calves to its name.

"Herd Bull Fertility" by James E. Drayson "Reproduction & Animal Health" by Charles Walter and Gearld Fry

The damned things are spreading. I haven't seen any here yet, but a friend about thirty miles away lost six calves last spring and that was with only four or five buzzards. He applied for a permit to shoot one, but you know how that goes. I'm planning on spending a lot of time out in the pasture...

The likeliness of reduced fertility of a male twin born co-twin to a heifer is a subject that still needs more investigation. There have been several small studies done over the last few decades and they've been largely inconclusive. Results range from a 58% reduction in fertility, to no...