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Beef cow efficiency (New Mexico State University)
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<blockquote data-quote="cotton1" data-source="post: 1305922" data-attributes="member: 14689"><p>Fascinating posts here. I am going hmmmm. I always thought 13 MO and 800+ lbs or don't breed. Probably OK if she cycles early, but I am in control of when I expose her to breed. Are implications that if she matures early she must be fertile? 12+15 months to me isn't early. Nesikep- you are making me feel like a bad herdsman. I have no idea how many times my cows chew their cud. I like your theory. The more nutrition she derives from what she has taken in should mean she needs to take in less volume. You having correlated the chewing to the manure is proof of a better rendering by the cow- that's efficient. Interesting observations</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="cotton1, post: 1305922, member: 14689"] Fascinating posts here. I am going hmmmm. I always thought 13 MO and 800+ lbs or don't breed. Probably OK if she cycles early, but I am in control of when I expose her to breed. Are implications that if she matures early she must be fertile? 12+15 months to me isn't early. Nesikep- you are making me feel like a bad herdsman. I have no idea how many times my cows chew their cud. I like your theory. The more nutrition she derives from what she has taken in should mean she needs to take in less volume. You having correlated the chewing to the manure is proof of a better rendering by the cow- that's efficient. Interesting observations [/QUOTE]
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