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<blockquote data-quote="Post Oak" data-source="post: 1326642" data-attributes="member: 19827"><p>Ebenezer, that is kinda the idea that I have been having. When I move up the road and buy my second farm, I am thinking of keeping my oldest and best cows up there and AIing them to maternal sires with high CEM and average or higher BW. I would just keep my heifers up there and AI them to a calving ease bull. I could keep my "middle age" cows on my present farm and use my friends Braunangus bull as sort of a terminal cross. I have been using calving ease bulls for years and keeping the heifers, that is a little cause for concern.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Post Oak, post: 1326642, member: 19827"] Ebenezer, that is kinda the idea that I have been having. When I move up the road and buy my second farm, I am thinking of keeping my oldest and best cows up there and AIing them to maternal sires with high CEM and average or higher BW. I would just keep my heifers up there and AI them to a calving ease bull. I could keep my "middle age" cows on my present farm and use my friends Braunangus bull as sort of a terminal cross. I have been using calving ease bulls for years and keeping the heifers, that is a little cause for concern. [/QUOTE]
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