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<blockquote data-quote="gcreekrch" data-source="post: 1657732" data-attributes="member: 14161"><p>Keep 40% more than you require at weaning, we prefer the middle heifers to keep moderate frame size. They are fed a light growing ration of good hay or hay large and 5 lbs of pea screening pellets. We like to see them weighing a green 700 to 750 at our turn out to grass in late May and on the gain big time on July 3 when bulls go out. Semen tested bulls every year. We have cut back to 30 days breeding on our heifers, those that want to stay in our environment are bred. The others head to the feedlot.</p><p>Of course, full vaccination program!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="gcreekrch, post: 1657732, member: 14161"] Keep 40% more than you require at weaning, we prefer the middle heifers to keep moderate frame size. They are fed a light growing ration of good hay or hay large and 5 lbs of pea screening pellets. We like to see them weighing a green 700 to 750 at our turn out to grass in late May and on the gain big time on July 3 when bulls go out. Semen tested bulls every year. We have cut back to 30 days breeding on our heifers, those that want to stay in our environment are bred. The others head to the feedlot. Of course, full vaccination program! [/QUOTE]
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