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<blockquote data-quote="Anonymous" data-source="post: 1333799"><p>i know this old post but thought id throw this out there !</p><p>i do not know how to post it but i dug into devon years ago had to contact australian ass. to get info an they sent my request to a breeder in the states ,he sent me an email showing there trials ,in fact i think they may have it on there website now .i was looking into a good cross but anyway </p><p>it showed devon x herford cattle could out gain any other { less days on feed in feedlot } problem was size they wouldnt grade out well enough to get premium ,thus reason they went towards grass market !</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Anonymous, post: 1333799"] i know this old post but thought id throw this out there ! i do not know how to post it but i dug into devon years ago had to contact australian ass. to get info an they sent my request to a breeder in the states ,he sent me an email showing there trials ,in fact i think they may have it on there website now .i was looking into a good cross but anyway it showed devon x herford cattle could out gain any other { less days on feed in feedlot } problem was size they wouldnt grade out well enough to get premium ,thus reason they went towards grass market ! [/QUOTE]
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