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Crossbreeding can help dairy herds
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<blockquote data-quote="BC" data-source="post: 90730" data-attributes="member: 67"><p>There are several grazing dairies in our county here in East Texas. One uses almost all Holstien, one is all Jersey and several use a lot of crossbred cows. It is interesting to see the various dairy crosses. They are a little smaller in stature (unless Holstien X Swiss). That is good in a primarily grass based operation. One of my friends has a lot of Holsteins but also has been using Milking Shorthorn bulls. He has used Brown Swiss, Jersey, Dutch Belts. The crosses take our Texas summers better and are a little hardier.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="BC, post: 90730, member: 67"] There are several grazing dairies in our county here in East Texas. One uses almost all Holstien, one is all Jersey and several use a lot of crossbred cows. It is interesting to see the various dairy crosses. They are a little smaller in stature (unless Holstien X Swiss). That is good in a primarily grass based operation. One of my friends has a lot of Holsteins but also has been using Milking Shorthorn bulls. He has used Brown Swiss, Jersey, Dutch Belts. The crosses take our Texas summers better and are a little hardier. [/QUOTE]
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