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<blockquote data-quote="cow pollinater" data-source="post: 902756" data-attributes="member: 14661"><p>The growth genetics is there but it's bred in not fed in. The problem is that no-one else can expect to have those same results without feeding the way they feed. Sure, most of the cattle there will produce well above average results in their progeny but the bulls would hold up alot better and produce more calves if they weren't pushed like that.</p><p>Also, if you look at the energy values on some of the cattle that come out of those genetics it appears that some of them just flat won't perform without help from the feed bunk.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="cow pollinater, post: 902756, member: 14661"] The growth genetics is there but it's bred in not fed in. The problem is that no-one else can expect to have those same results without feeding the way they feed. Sure, most of the cattle there will produce well above average results in their progeny but the bulls would hold up alot better and produce more calves if they weren't pushed like that. Also, if you look at the energy values on some of the cattle that come out of those genetics it appears that some of them just flat won't perform without help from the feed bunk. [/QUOTE]
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